On February 6, 2026, Risun Group's Dingzhou Risun Hydrogen Energy Co., Ltd. ("Risun Hydrogen") passed the 2025 Clean Hydrogen Certification of the National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Vehicle Demonstration Evaluation Platform. This is the fourth consecutive year that Risun Hydrogen has received this certification, not only continuously demonstrating Risun Hydrogen's technical strength in clean and low-carbon hydrogen production but also providing key support for the company's high-purity hydrogen products to enter the international market.

The certification process included an initial review by the China Hydrogen Alliance and a final review by the National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Vehicle Demonstration Platform. It determined that the full lifecycle carbon emission value of Risun Hydrogen is 0.50 kg CO₂e/kg H₂, far below the clean hydrogen certification standard of less than 5 kg of carbon dioxide emissions per kilogram of hydrogen specified by the fuel cell vehicle city cluster demonstration targets and the points evaluation system. According to the fuel cell vehicle city cluster demonstration targets and points evaluation system, every 100 tons of clean hydrogen can earn 3 points under the national fuel cell vehicle demonstration city cluster program, with each point worth RMB 100,000 in incentives.

Risun Hydrogen has now obtained national-level Clean Hydrogen Certification for four consecutive years, maintaining its product brand and cost advantages over the long term, while its industry position and market competitiveness continue to rise. In the next phase, Risun Hydrogen will continue to strengthen its core barriers through technological innovation, accelerate comprehensive strength growth through a full-industry-chain ecological layout, and empower the green transformation of transportation, chemical, and other sectors with high-quality clean hydrogen products, making solid and effective contributions to the large-scale development of the hydrogen energy industry and the strategic implementation of the national "dual carbon" goals.