Ambassador says Japan looking to tap into SA’s hydrogen resources
The call is a boost for the green hydrogen sector which hopes to produce 500 kilotons annually by 2030
26 June 2022 - 18:07
Japan is looking for private investment opportunities in SA, primarily focusing on investing in hydrogen, Japan’s ambassador to SA Norio Maruyama told Business Day recently.
SA wants to become a big producer and exporter of green hydrogen, and hopes to capture a 4% global market share by 2050. It has an ambition to become a net exporter of green hydrogen, and it has been looking into possibilities for export to the Asian market, especially Japan...
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