HNO International (HNOI) has partnered Zhuhai Topower New Energy to pilot its scaleable hydrogen energy platform (SHEP) in China.
The initiative, which represents HNOI’s first entry into the Chinese market, will deploy modular hydrogen production and refuelling infrastructure in the region’s renewable energy sector.
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The collaboration will focus on using SHEP technology to enhance low-cost hydrogen production.
The aim is to set up several modular units that contribute to a more sustainable energy system.
HNOI’s move into China marks a strategic effort to expand its hydrogen-based energy solutions globally.
By combining SHEP’s capabilities with Zhuhai Topower’s expertise and renewable energy initiatives, the two companies seek to establish a model for scaleable and sustainable energy solutions in the area.
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By GlobalDataZhuhai Topower, with investments of $340.63m in new energy holdings, will play a key role. The company has secured major renewable projects, including wind and photovoltaic power generation.
These investments will support the integration of hydrogen energy with existing renewable projects.
HNOI, with more than 15 years in green hydrogen, is advancing accessible clean energy. The partnership aims to accelerate the global shift to green hydrogen for businesses and communities.
HNO International chairman and CEO Don Owens stated: “Partnering with Zhuhai Topower represents a significant milestone in our mission to expand the global reach of our hydrogen production and refueling solutions.
“This collaboration not only underscores the versatility of our SHEP technology but also aligns with our commitment to supporting sustainable energy initiatives worldwide.”
