Korea Gas Corp. is taking a leading role in promoting the country’s hydrogen industry and is supporting the government’s Green New Deal initiative.
The state-led natural gas company said Sunday that it is making the transition from a conventional fossil-fuel-based company to an environmentally friendly hydrogen company that promises to produce and market cheap hydrogen with timely investments in securing sources and technology.
Kogas CEO Chae Hee-Bong said in his annual report that he plans to implement the hydrogen roadmap to advance the development of 200,000 hydrogen vehicles and 450 hydrogen charging stations.
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