Once Touted a Miracle Solution to Energy Woes, Japan's Big Plans for a 'Hydrogen Society' Fell Flat
It was once touted as a miracle solution to Japan's energy problems: creating a "hydrogen society" by sharply ramping up use of the fuel for vehicles, industry and housing. But the country's plan to expand its hydrogen market and slash greenhouse emissions has suffered delays and criticism over the fuel's green credentials. Japan is "the only G7 member" pushing for co-firing, Greenpeace's Hirotaka Koike said, describing it as a "national policy to kee...
Kentaro Tamura Hirotaka Koike Ministry Of Economy Institute For Global Environmental Strategies Japanese Renewable Energy Institute Global Environmental Strategies
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