Thirteen leading industry, transport and energy companies have united in the first global initiative of its kind, promoting hydrogen (H2) as the agent to foster the energy transition and help meet climate goals.
The global initiative, called the ‘Hydrogen Council’, aims to voice a united vision and long-term ambition to position H2 as a key solution of the worldwide energy transition in the march towards a 1.5°C world as outlined at COP21.
Co-chaired by Air Liquide’s CEO Benoît Potier and Toyota’s Chairman Takeshi Uchiyamada, the Hydrogen Council brings together some of the world’s leading industrial, automotive and energy companies with a clear ambition to explain how H2 could be used as a key solution in the mobility, power, industrial and residential sectors.
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