Karamay, a city in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, is spearheading a green revolution by embracing hydrogen energy. Known for consuming over 100,000 tons of hydrogen annually, Karamay aims to bridge traditional fossil fuel consumption with renewable energy sources through hydrogen. The city, identified as a hydrogen energy demonstration zone, is actively developing its new energy industry with a focus on hydrogen energy. With abundant sunlight and wind power resources, Karamay is strategically positioned for hydrogen production through renewable means. The city is attracting investments from hydrogen energy enterprises and is building a sustainable power supply system to facilitate green and low-cost energy services. The future of hydrogen in Karamay includes applications in the chemical industry, transportation, and the establishment of hydrogen refueling stations. The city is implementing a full hydrogen supply chain strategy utilizing wind and solar energy for production, industrial applications, and energy generation. Notably, the upcoming 400,000 kilowatts photovoltaic hydrogen production project by China National Petroleum Corp is expected to be a significant contributor to reducing carbon emissions in the region. By 2025, Karamay envisions becoming an industrial hub for hydrogen energy with comprehensive facilities, driving economic growth and environmental sustainability.