The Yangquan Municipal Energy Bureau in China recently announced the 'Implementation Plan for Carbon Peak in the Energy Sector of Yangquan City,' focusing on green energy development. The plan emphasizes the exploration and promotion of various energy forms, with a significant emphasis on hydrogen, biomass, and geothermal energy. Specifically, the plan advocates for the transition from grey hydrogen to green hydrogen through the active exploration of renewable energy-based water electrolysis projects using sources like wind and solar power. It also encourages the development of geothermal energy for heating and cooling needs and the utilization of shallow geothermal energy clusters. The promotion of biomass energy comprehensive utilization is a key aspect of the plan, with a focus on power generation and heating using agricultural crop straw, municipal solid waste, and livestock and poultry manure. The city plans to implement biomass cogeneration projects and municipal solid waste incineration power generation projects to further advance its green energy initiatives. Moreover, the plan addresses the transportation sector's role in green energy by advocating for the promotion of EVs, LNG heavy-duty trucks, and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles to reduce reliance on traditional fuels like gasoline and diesel. Efforts are also directed towards controlling oil consumption and encouraging multimodal transportation to shift bulk cargo from road to rail. Additionally, the plan highlights the importance of advancing technologies in green development, focusing on areas such as carbon capture, hydrogen energy, energy storage, and zero-carbon energy supply. By enhancing these technologies and promoting sustainable energy practices, Yangquan City aims to achieve its carbon peak goals and contribute to a more environmentally friendly energy sector by 2030.