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As Japan strives toward a hydrogen-powered future, the country’s clean energy guardians are working on technological solutions to achieve a net-zero emissions future.

Japan is leading the global race to harness the energy potentials of hydrogen and ammonia. In 2017, it became the first country to establish a national policy, the Basic Hydrogen Strategy, which strives for a hydrogen-powered society. The strategy aims to expand the production and usage of hydrogen, make hydrogen a cheaper and cleaner alternative to fuels such as gasoline and liquefied natural gas, and develop the infrastructure and supply chain needed to make, store, use and transport it.