Modern Economics & Management Forum

Ordos City, as an important energy base, is committed to building the full industrial chain of "wind-solar hydrogen storage vehicles" to achieve the green and low-carbon transformation of resource-based cities. However, this industrial chain still faces challenges in resource integration, technological innovation, and market competitiveness. This study thoroughly analyzes the current situation of the "wind-solar hydrogen storage vehicle" industrial chain in Ordos City, identifies the main development bottlenecks, and proposes corresponding optimization strategies. The study emphasizes the importance of strengthening industrial chain collaboration, enhancing technological innovation and research and development capabilities, and optimizing the market and policy environment. To address the intermittency and volatility issues of renewable energy generation, suggestions are made for energy storage technology integration, smart grid technology application, and the construction of multi-energy complementary systems. Additionally, specific solutions are proposed for the imbalance of new energy installation layout, lagging grid infrastructure construction, economic efficiency issues of new energy enterprises, technological and economic challenges of the hydrogen energy industrial chain, insufficient application of energy storage technology, the need for professional talents and technical safety standardization, as well as the perfection of policies and market mechanisms. The research results not only provide a new perspective for theoretical exploration but also offer practical guidance for Ordos City's development in the new energy industry, with significant academic value and application prospects.