Hydrogen fuel cell vehicle (HFCV) adopters need to continue their vehicle ownership in the
subsequent years to achieve the HFCV-related targets set by the Japanese government. In …

Abstract As of January 2021, Japan had the world's largest hydrogen station network with
merely 4600 hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles (HFCVs) on roads, as compared to the 9000 …

With the inauguration of the world's largest green hydrogen facility, the Government of Japan
is steadily advancing towards its goal of transforming into a hydrogen-based society, but the …

Hydrogen fuel cell vehicle (FCV) technology has significant implications on energy security
and environmental protection. In the past decade, China has made great progress in the …

Automobile manufacturers leading the development of mass-market fuel cell vehicles
(FCVs) were interviewed in Japan, Korea, Germany and the United States. There is general …

All new technologies, including automotive technologies, are first purchased by early
adopters. These consumers are currently posed with the choice of purchasing a fuel cell …

Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (HFCVs) are zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) and their
widespread adoption may help to mitigate some of the issues arising from fossil-fuel usage …

Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles can complement other electric vehicle technologies as a
zeroemission technology and contribute to global efforts to achieve the emission reduction …

Despite intensive public and private research efforts into developing fuel cell vehicles (FCV),
the global number of FCV remains small and they are unavailable for commercial purchase …

Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles can complement other electric vehicle technologies as a zero-
emission technology and contribute to global efforts to achieve the emission reduction …