Doubling Down on Green Molecules Pays Off with Double Win for Envision at COP28

Saif Al-Qudah, COP28 Energy Transition Changemakers Initiative Lead, said: "Envision's green hydrogen project and the net-zero industrial park stood out for its leading technology, bold innovation, and vast potential to change the energy landscape. Congratulations Envision."

Envision's green hydrogen project seeks to revolutionize the green molecule value chain by addressing the challenges of high production costs, low efficiency, energy intermittency and limited infrastructure through innovative technologies, including its own electrolyzer and ammonia synthesis methods, along with an advanced wind power control program.

The Ordos-Envision Net Zero Industrial Park stands as the world's first zero-carbon industrial cluster, emphasizing carbon neutrality across all energy and output products. Integrating various industries like battery manufacturing, energy storage, electric vehicles, and hydrogen equipment, the park is powered by a comprehensive clean energy solution utilizing wind, solar, and hydrogen power technologies. Operational since April 2022, the park has achieved a significant reduction of 3 million tons of carbon emissions annually. By 2025, the park is expected to further reduce 100 million tons of carbon emissions, generate over 100,000 green high-tech jobs, and establish a $45 billion green industry, and will scale to parts of Europe, Middle East, and Southeast Asia.

Lei Zhang, Founder and CEO of Envision said: "We are pleased to be recognized at the COP28 Energy Transition Changemakers Award. Envision will continue to make bold moves in pioneering green molecule and clean energy innovations that catalyze the world's move to a net zero future."

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