TOKYO -- South Korea and China are speeding up innovation in hydrogen technologies alongside major players Europe, Japan and the U.S. as the resource increasingly comes to be seen as a key to achieving clean energy transitions and decarbonization.
South Korea, China gain while U.S. fades in critical tech for cleaner future
A hydrogen fueling station in Seoul: South Korea is focusing on end-use applications for hydrogen, according to a study by the European Patent Office and the International Energy Agency. © Reuters
TOKYO -- South Korea and China are speeding up innovation in hydrogen technologies alongside major players Europe, Japan and the U.S. as the resource increasingly comes to be seen as a key to achieving clean energy transitions and decarbonization.