TOKYO - Energy ministers and officials from more than 30 countries agreed Wednesday to aim to introduce hydrogen-powered systems for 10 million vehicles, planes and ships around the world in the next decade to curb greenhouse gas emissions.While the target set in the second Hydrogen Energy Ministerial Meeting in Tokyo is nonbinding, countries are expected to promote private investment in developing technologies and to lower costs to boost hydrogen-powered transport and hydrogen stations.The chair's summary called for "10 million hydrogen powered systems" in different modes of transport and …READ FULL ARTICLE
