CIMC Group said a steel–coke integrated clean-energy project in Liupanshui, Guizhou has been commissioned and entered stable operation, serving as a key hydrogen supply node on the Chongqing‑Guizhou‑Guangxi hydrogen corridor. The facility, the largest industrial tail‑gas-to‑hydrogen demonstration in southwest China, uses surplus coke‑oven gas from local steel mills and a proprietary full‑chain process to split components and convert industrial tail gas previously used for combustion power into h

CIMC Group said a steel–coke integrated clean-energy project in Liupanshui, Guizhou has been commissioned and entered stable operation, serving as a key hydrogen supply node on the Chongqing‑Guizhou‑Guangxi hydrogen corridor. The facility, the largest industrial tail‑gas-to‑hydrogen demonstration in southwest China, uses surplus coke‑oven gas from local steel mills and a proprietary full‑chain process to split components and convert industrial tail gas previously used for combustion power into high‑value clean energy. Annual output is about 24 million cubic meters of 99.999% fuel‑cell‑grade hydrogen and roughly 140,000 tonnes of LNG.