Shanghai Shunhua New Energy System Co., Ltd. edited or participated in the national standard 1 1 related to hydrogen energy, and obtained the authorized patent 2 1. The two core technologies won the second prize of scientific and technological progress in Shanghai and the Ministry of Education respectively. Shunhua is a national high-tech enterprise, supported by Shanghai Hydrogen Energy Utilization Engineering Technology Research Center, the first director of the National Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cell Automobile Industry Innovation Alliance, a member of the National Hydrogen Energy Standards Committee, a qualified supplier of the National Nuclear Power and China National Nuclear Corporation, and operates the China hydrogen energy network. The company passed the ISO900 1 certification, and obtained the qualifications of hazardous chemicals business license, vehicle hydrogen bottle filling license and installation license. In the future, Shunhua will work with its peers to jointly promote the development of China's hydrogen energy industry.
1980 (Geng Shennian) The United Nations Conference on New Energy and Renewable Energy defined new energy as: based on new technologies and new materials, developing and utilizing traditional renewable energy in a modern way, replacing fossil energy with inexhaustible renewable energy with limited resources and serious pollution, and focusing on developing solar energy, wind energy, biomass energy, tidal energy and geothermal energy.
New energy generally refers to renewable energy developed and utilized on the basis of new technologies, including solar energy, biomass energy, wind energy, geothermal energy, wave energy, ocean current energy, tidal energy, and thermal cycle between the ocean surface and the deep layer. In addition, there are hydrogen energy, biogas, alcohol, methanol and so on. The widely used energy sources such as coal, oil, natural gas and water are called conventional energy sources. With the limitation of conventional energy and the increasingly prominent environmental problems, more and more countries pay attention to new energy sources with environmental protection and renewable characteristics.
The new energy sources that can form industries in China mainly include hydropower (mainly small hydropower stations), wind energy, biomass energy, solar energy and geothermal energy. , is a clean energy that can be recycled. Developing new energy industry is not only an effective supplementary means to the whole energy supply system, but also an important measure for environmental governance and ecological protection, and the ultimate energy choice to meet the sustainable development needs of human society.
Generally speaking, conventional energy refers to energy that is technically mature and has been used on a large scale, while new energy usually refers to energy that has not been used on a large scale and is being actively developed. Therefore, coal, oil, natural gas and large and medium-sized hydropower are regarded as conventional energy sources, while solar energy, wind energy, modern biomass energy, geothermal energy, ocean energy and hydrogen energy are regarded as new energy sources. With the progress of technology and the establishment of the concept of sustainable development, the industrial and domestic organic wastes that used to be regarded as garbage have been re-recognized, and have been deeply studied, developed and utilized as a material for the utilization of energy resources. Therefore, the resource utilization of waste can also be regarded as a form of new energy technology.
The energy resources that mankind has just developed and utilized and need further research and development are called new energy sources. Compared with conventional energy, new energy has different contents in different historical periods and scientific and technological levels. In today's society, new energy usually refers to solar energy, wind energy, geothermal energy, hydrogen energy and so on.
According to the category, it can be divided into: solar energy, wind energy, biomass energy, hydrogen energy, geothermal energy, ocean energy, small hydropower, chemical energy (such as ether-based fuel), nuclear energy and so on.