Recently, three gas stations under Package P4 of the Saudi King's Port project—the A403 hydrogen storage and gasification station, the A404 carbon dioxide storage and evaporation station, and the A405 propane storage and gasification station—were successfully handed over. The project has achieved breakthrough progress in clean energy supply and environmental protection facility construction, providing key support for the sustainable operation of the world's largest shipbuilding and repair base, and setting a model for the low-carbon transformation of traditional ports.

As a key project under Saudi Arabia's "Vision 2030," Package P4 of the King's Port project is dedicated to building a green and environmentally friendly port. The three gas stations each undertake different important functions: the A403 hydrogen station will provide clean hydrogen energy for port equipment, supporting the development of the green ship industry chain; the A404 carbon dioxide station is equipped with an advanced recovery and evaporation system, significantly reducing the operational carbon footprint; and the A405 propane station adopts efficient gasification technology to provide stable and reliable clean energy support for port industry.

The Package P4 team of the Saudi King's Port project adopted modular construction and an intelligent management system, successfully overcoming the technical difficulties of constructing storage facilities for high-risk media. All indicators met the standards and passed the strict acceptance inspection by Saudi Aramco. The commissioning of these three gas stations is a model for the low-carbon transformation of traditional ports. It has not only completed infrastructure construction, but more importantly, it has established a successful template for sustainable energy application, providing valuable experience for other ports around the world.