Hydrogen, the most abundant element in the universe comprising nearly three-quarters of its mass, is ubiquitous in water covering 70% of Earth's surface and within organic matter. Its energy output surpasses most conventional fuels by two to three times, and its rapid reaction with oxygen releases substantial heat. Consequently, hydrogen energy stands as a pivotal carbon-reduction resource for the future. Currently, hydrogen's primary applications lie in industries such as oil refining, ammonia production, methanol manufacturing, and steelmaking, predominantly sourced from fossil fuels. However, clean hydrogen holds immense potential for emissions reduction.

Large offshore wind farms, like those in the North Sea, exhibit tremendous potential for green hydrogen production. Innovators are pioneering offshore hydrogen platforms equipped with hydrogen production facilities, electrolysis units, transformers for converting offshore wind power, and desalination systems to produce ultra-pure water essential for electrolysis.

Newey has invested extensively in hydrogen technology valves, emerging as a pioneering manufacturer with breakthroughs in liquid hydrogen valves capable of enduring ultra-low cryogenic temperatures of -253°C. The company has actively participated in national standard formulation and repeatedly provided technical guidance to overseas market customers. Despite current high production costs and storage risks, technological advancements will undoubtedly propel hydrogen's future prominence as a significant trend in energy development.