There is a story worth watching about a company going global.

First, let's talk about the wind farm project in Australia. They are not just building the project but also hiring local employees on a large scale, creating numerous job opportunities for the community. As a country known for environmental standards, Australia has very strict environmental requirements. To protect wild birds, the company specifically allocated funds to support local bird conservation laboratories in designing protective systems—this investment is not small.

Interestingly, the green alcohol business initially started in Australia. As the world's leading green energy testing ground, Australia became the best place for the company to experiment with wind power hydrogen production technology.

This international experience changed the company's industry perception—they realized that green chemistry is the future direction. Based on this experience, the company built an integrated wind power-green hydrogen-green alcohol industry chain in Inner Mongolia. This is not just simple technology replication but a combination of international vision and local resources.

Data clearly illustrates the point: global methanol-powered ship orders have exceeded 3,000 vessels, corresponding to a demand of nearly 6.8 million tons of green alcohol. By 2030, the international shipping industry’s demand for green methanol is expected to surge to 30-40 million tons. This growth potential… you can do the math yourself.

Returning to an old point: international companies often seize more opportunities. Going out to see different worlds is the only way to truly understand yourself and see the future clearly.