Europe Should Learn From South Korea's Hydrogen Station Failure

A CleanTechnica commentary argues Europe is building a hydrogen-refuelling network before a large hydrogen-truck market exists to support it, and says Europe should learn from South Korea's hydrogen station failure. Under the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation, hydrogen stations are supposed to be available along major motorway corridors at intervals of no more than 200 kilometres by 2030, with additional coverage at designated urban nodes.

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