The world energy authority says Australian hydrogen imports into Japan could be cheaper than domestic production by 2030, in a positive signal of the lucrative export potential offered by the clean fuel source.
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| A hydrogen station for fuel-cell vehicles in Japan. The country is prioritising the development of a hydrogen-based economy. |
The Council of Australian Governments this week released a consultation paper on the national hydrogen strategy being developed by Chief Scientist Alan Finkel, in another step towards developing a long-mooted multi-billion dollar hydrogen export industry.
Read the story from The Age by Nicole Hasham - “Japan’s clean energy quest could fuel Australia's hydrogen export industry.”
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