JPE Brand Event | Advancing to the NSTM Education Action Day to Explore Hydrogen Technology Applications and the Future of Industry

JPE also visited the Next Power Hydrogen Station exhibition, where highlights included hydrogen fuel cells, hydrogen-powered motorcycles, and hybrid hydrogen boiler models, providing first-hand experience of hydrogen’s potential in industrial decarbonization and energy transition. Participation in this event not only enhanced JPE’s understanding of the hydrogen value chain but also strengthened our position in high-pressure fluid control technology and sustainable energy development.

JPE at the NSTM Hydrogen Exhibition and Lectures

JPE Yean Hern was invited by MIRDC to participate in the Education Action Day at the National Science and Technology Museum. The event focused on the latest developments in hydrogen technology and public education, with Alliance members including Liang Lian Industrial, Shou Rui Welding Materials, Bronkhorst, Tung Ho Steel, and JPE Yean Hern showcasing cross-industry integration of hydrogen technologies.

Event Highlights

The program included technical presentations, demonstrations, and interactive experiences, attracting both students and industry professionals. MIRDC Deputy Executive Director Wu Wei-Hong noted that under the MOEA’s Industrial Technology R&D Program, the center has concentrated on hydrogen storage and industrial combustion technologies to achieve real-world deployment. Examples include:

Variable Hydrogen Ratio Burner: Capable of adjusting hydrogen content according to industrial needs, applicable to boilers and high-temperature processes, enabling decarbonization.

High-Pressure Hydrogen Storage Technology: Incorporating anti-hydrogen embrittlement welding and permeation-resistant treatments to ensure stable and safe operation under high-pressure, high-temperature conditions.

These breakthroughs are not only accelerating industrial transformation but also transformed into interactive teaching tools within the NSTM, allowing students to experience hydrogen production and storage first-hand, fulfilling the mission of technology translation and science education.

Next Power Hydrogen Station Exhibition

JPE explored the Next Power Hydrogen Station exhibition, themed with blue, gray, green, and yellow as visual elements representing gaseous hydrogen, liquid hydrogen, sustainability, and electric energy. Accompanied by mascots such as H₂ Baby, the exhibition created Kaohsiung’s first dedicated hydrogen science learning venue.

The exhibition featured four major zones:

• Power On: A 4-meter-tall H₂ Baby introduces hydrogen’s origins and future potential.

• Feel the Power: Interactive experiments and simulations demonstrate hydrogen’s density, weight, combustibility, and heat value.

• Power Lab: Explains multiple hydrogen production technologies (gray, blue, green hydrogen) as well as fuel cell and storage device applications.

• Future Power: Engages visitors with questionnaires and videos to consider hydrogen’s role in future lifestyles.

Additional exhibits included hydrogen motorcycles, hydrogen fuel cell power generation systems, and 3D hybrid hydrogen boiler models, all showcasing hydrogen’s applications in transportation, energy, and industrial decarbonization.

JPE’s Value in Participation

With decades of expertise in high-pressure fluid control and fittings, JPE sees hydrogen energy as closely aligned with our core technologies. Participation in this exhibition and lectures enhanced our understanding of the hydrogen ecosystem while deepening collaboration with upstream and downstream partners. Through hands-on experiences and industry dialogue, JPE further established its role in supporting hydrogen energy applications and safe fluid systems.

Hydrogen is no longer just a concept of the future; it is steadily becoming a critical solution for transportation, industrial processes, and energy systems. JPE will continue to invest in relevant technologies, leveraging our expertise in high-pressure systems to collaborate with industry and research institutions, advancing the adoption of hydrogen energy in Taiwan and contributing to global net-zero transformation.