With the breakthrough of fuel cell technology, the bottleneck of the development of new energy vehicles such as short battery life and difficulty in replenishment is expected to be broken. Fuel cell vehicles are also expected to become a new growth pole for the entire industry.

　　Fuel cell is generally understood as a device that converts the chemical energy of fuel into electrical energy. Its fuel is divided into hydrogen, methanol, ethanol, methane, etc. At present, hydrogen fuel cells are relatively mainstream at home and abroad, which uses hydrogen as fuel, not only to replace petroleum, but also to replace current lithium batteries, and fuel cells to replace engines.

　　The first is a series of technological upgrades. Corun’s 2017 financial report shows that in the past year, Corun’s national research center has made significant progress in fuel cell membrane electrodes, fuel cell bus demonstration projects and other projects, and all indicators and performance have reached the domestic leading level.

　　Secondly, along with technological breakthroughs, industry standards have also been continuously improved. Chen Hongjun, deputy director of the National Standardization Management Committee, stated that in the next step, the National Standards Committee will closely focus on the development needs of the hydrogen energy and fuel cell industry, give full play to the guiding role of standards as a bull nose, continue to improve the standard system of hydrogen energy and fuel cells, and vigorously promote the standards. Application and implementation.

　　Third, the speed of the industry from technology research and development to market application is also increasing. According to reports, the fuel cell bus equipped with "Corun Core" will be delivered as a complete vehicle in late June and will be put on the road for demonstration in Shenzhen at the end of June. Corun revealed that the implementation of this application has benefited from its research on the localization of key fuel cell materials and components since 2015, as well as the development of special auxiliary power supplies and systems for fuel cells.