China Yuchai Launches 50 Hydrogen Buses in Beijing
Key Ideas
  • China Yuchai International Limited introduces 50 hydrogen-powered buses in Beijing with advanced Yuchai Xingshunda fuel cell systems.
  • The fuel cell systems offer high energy efficiencies of over 43% and 45%, surpassing industry standards, paving the way for sustainable public transportation.
  • Yuchai Xingshunda, a joint venture with Beijing Xing Shun Da Bus, is set to contribute significantly to China's hydrogen energy industry and aid in achieving national carbon goals.
  • The successful pilot of a hydrogen-powered bus fleet in Nanjing further exemplifies China's commitment to clean energy solutions and domestic component sourcing.
China Yuchai International Limited has made a significant stride towards sustainable public transportation by launching 50 hydrogen-powered buses in Beijing, equipped with cutting-edge Yuchai Xingshunda fuel cell systems. These buses, powered by 30 units of 82kW and 20 units of 125kW fuel cell systems, deliver impressive energy efficiencies exceeding 43% and 45%, respectively, ensuring environmentally friendly operations. The joint venture between Guangxi Yuchai Machinery Company and Beijing Xing Shun Da Bus aims to revolutionize China's hydrogen energy sector and assist in fulfilling national carbon reduction objectives. This initiative aligns with the country's focus on advancing fuel cell technology and promoting domestic sourcing of components. Notably, a successful trial of hydrogen buses in Nanjing accumulated 75,000km of operation over 45 days, showcasing the reliability and potential of clean energy solutions in urban transit. With such advancements, China is on track to lead in sustainable transportation and contribute to global efforts in reducing carbon emissions.
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