XCMG, the world’s top 3 construction machinery manufacturers, has delivered a batch of 100 hydrogen-fueled trucks to the end client Mengxi Zhenghe Group to aid its construction of a mine near Ordos in China’s Inner Mongolia autonomous region as part of the thousand-units hydrogen-fueled truck order that signed with Sino-Synergy Hydrogen Energy Technology earlier.
The three companies held a ceremony to mark the delivery in Xuzhou. Under a strategic cooperation blueprint with Sino-Synery, a leading hydrogen fuel cell company in China that created multiple industry firsts in terms of industrialization, scale, and market share, XCMG will deliver more than 1,000 hydrogen-fueled trucks in total to the company by 2025. The deal is a vital part of XCMG’s efforts to cement its position as a benchmark company in the country’s hydrogen-fueled green energy transport industry.
XCMG’s hydrogen-fueled heavy trucks boast a power output of 110kW and come equipped with a multi-gear automated manual transmission (AMT). The truck possesses a comprehensive range of over 450km and includes XCMG’s self-developed drive motor that boasts an efficiency of over 97%. Having gone through thousands of hardware and software tests, the vehicle and its components have been adapted well to the extremely cold conditions and steep slope terrain in mining areas.
Based on operational data calculations, using 100 of these hydrogen fuel cell vehicles at 50,000 kilometers per year will offset carbon dioxide emissions by 7,950 tons compared with gas-fueled vehicles. This will bring both economic and social benefits.
XCMG launched its first hydrogen-fueled heavy truck in 2020 as it took its first steps to become a pioneer in applying hydrogen energy technology. Over the past two years, both sides have worked closely together and launched a series of hydrogen-fueled heavy trucks with “leading technology and indestructible use,” perfect for use in the mining sector.
Tags: Hydrogen, Mengxi Zhenghe Group, Trucks, XCMG
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