[China First Commercial Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine Heavy Truck Released] At the Shandong High-end Equipment Manufacturing Science and Technology Achievement Exhibition on June 15, China National Heavy Duty Truck and Weichai Power released the first domestic commercial hydrogen internal combustion engine heavy truck officially unveiled. It is reported that the car is equipped with a 13L hydrogen internal combustion engine independently developed by Weichai Power, and adopts precise hydrogen injection control technology to realize flexible and accurate supply of hydrogen fuel, so that the effective thermal efficiency can reach 41.8%. Editor / Xu Shengpeng

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• 2026.11.06 16:21
• [The highest altitude ultra supercritical thermal power project in China]
• On November 5, 2026, Unit 1 of Qinghai Huadian Golmud Phase I Thermal Power Project, the highest altitude ultra supercritical thermal power project in China, successfully completed a 168 hour trial operation and officially entered commercial operation. The project is located in Golmud City, Haixi Prefecture, Qinghai Province, with an average altitude of about 2850 meters. It will construct two 660MW ultra supercritical indirect air-cooled condensing thermal power units. Editor/Cheng Liting

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• [Maersk's third quarter profit improvement]
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