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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

Demand-side strategies for alternative energy like hydrogen require a thorough
understanding of the potential customers' preferences and demand drivers. Multiple studies …

Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (HFCVs), as an important strategic path for global sustainable
development and energy transition, have now become an important support for the global …

The present study empirically tests the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (HFCV)
through the role of attitudes, perceptions, environmental concerns, and the effect of policy …

After the successful adoption and deployment of electric vehicles in Norway with the support
of generous government-led incentives, several other countries began introducing policy …

Over the last several decades, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) have emerged as a zero
tailpipe-emission alternative to the battery electric vehicle (EV). To address questions about …

Fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) using hydrogen as a fuel has been regarded as an
alternative to fossil fuel-based vehicles, especially in Korea and Japan, which are the only …