Japanese hydrogen coalition promises $1bn fund to boost H2 supply chains: report


Hydrogen association counts major industrial conglomerates and financial institutions among its members

A worker at an Iwatani hydrogen filling station in Japan. A lack of refuelling infrastructure in many countries has been cited as one of the barriers to hydrogen fuel uptake in road transport.
A worker at an Iwatani hydrogen filling station in Japan. A lack of refuelling infrastructure in many countries has been cited as one of the barriers to hydrogen fuel uptake in road transport.Photo: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images



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