UNDP-GEF China FCB Demo Project
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Status
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in operation
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Start date
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06.11.2006
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Last changes
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11.03.2013 no news, occasionally used
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Public access
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Location
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China
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Beijing
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Haidian Yongfeng Hi-tech Industrial Base
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probably exact location
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Goal
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The goal of the project is to reduce GHG emissions and air pollution through widespread commercial introduction of FCBs in urban areas of China.
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Description
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The Beijing Hydrogen Park is China’s first demonstration project for new energy vehicles. Beijing Hydrogen Refueling Station is co-built by Beijing Sinohytec Co Ltd, BP company and Air Products company.
Operator until January 2009 AirProducts; since 2009 Sinohytec.
Initially, hydrogen was trucked-in supplied from AP plant, then one 50NM3/h small SMR was on stream onsite in 2008, and 50NM3/h small water electrolyser was established in 2010 onsite. This skid device was developed by the 718th Institute of Handan.
One dispenser with three nozzles for different type vehicles
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Operator
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Technology provider
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Further partners
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UNDP/GEF (funding buses), Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST), China International Center for Economic and Technical Exchange (CICETE), Beijing Public Transport Corporation, Sinohytec, Beijing Tongfang Co.
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Fuel
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Hydrogen supply
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electrolysis, steam reforming - on-site, 50 Nm³/h by electrolysis, 50 Nm³/ by SMR
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Hydrogen storage
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7,000 Nm³ CGH2
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Vehicles served
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3 FCBs by Daimler since Nov, 2005(UNDP/GEF project), 5-10 FCBs R&D by Tsinghua University(Most 863 project), and 20 FC cars by Shanghai VW for the Beijing Olympic Games demonstration project
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Station-contact
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Beijing Sinohytec Co., Ltd. Suit 4500 Yejing Building, Tsinghua University, Beijing, 100084. Tel:010-62796419
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Station-site
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www.sinohytec.com (www.chinafcb.org www.gefonline.org www.undp.org)
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Comments
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The station is funded by the Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology within the 863 program.
This is a cooperation project of UNDP/GEF and China Most.
The filling station is part of a eight-year, 2-phased project funded by the UN. Phase I (started in 2004) launched three fuel cell buses and a filling station in Beijing.
Phase II (starts in late 2006) will launch three additional fuel cell buses and a filling station in Shanghai.
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