104 Alkaline Electrolyzers Approved: Xin Hydrogen Energy's Fukang Solar-to-Hydrogen Coupled Low-Carbon Ammonia Integration Project Gets Filing

According to public information released by the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Online Approval and Supervision Platform for Investment Projects, the SolartoHydrogen Coupled Clean Resource Utilization LowCarbon Integration Project, submitted by Xin Hydrogen Energy Technology (Fukang) Co., Ltd., has obtained official filing approval from the Fukang Municipal Development and Reform Commission (Project Code: 26106523020403651063).

Leveraging Xinjiang’s abundant solar energy resources and solid industrial foundation, the project aims to build a largescale industrial demonstration that efficiently couples greenpower hydrogen production with downstream green ammonia synthesis.

Project Overview & Investment

· Project Name: SolartoHydrogen Coupled Clean Resource Utilization LowCarbon Integration Project (developed by Xin Hydrogen Energy Technology (Fukang) Co., Ltd.)

· Project Owner: Xin Hydrogen Energy Technology (Fukang) Co., Ltd.

· Location: Fukang City, Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region

· PhaseI Investment: RMB 1.48132 billion

· Filing Date: October 16, 2026

· Approval Authority & Result: Fukang Municipal Development and Reform Commission, filing granted

Phased Construction Plan & Equipment Configuration

The project will be built in two phases with a total designed synthetic ammonia capacity of 260,000 tons per year. A total of 104 sets of 1,000 Nm³/h alkaline electrolyzers are planned for deployment, forming a largescale hydrogenproduction and airseparation complex.

Phase I

· Green ammonia capacity: 130,000 tonsperyear synthetic ammonia unit

· Hydrogenproduction & airseparation facilities: 52 sets of 1,000 Nm³/h alkaline electrolyzers; air separation unit with nitrogenmaking capacity of 15,000 Nm³/h, plus supporting utility and auxiliary facilities

· Total investment for Phase I: RMB 1.48132 billion

Phase II

· Green ammonia capacity: Additional 130,000 tonsperyear synthetic ammonia unit

· Hydrogenproduction & airseparation facilities: Another 52 sets of 1,000 Nm³/h alkaline electrolyzers; air separation unit with nitrogenmaking capacity of 15,000 Nm³/h