Olympics organizer speaks on plans to use hydrogen energy at new stadium

Yoshiro Mori (far R), president of the organizing committee for the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, speaks in Tokyo on March 11, 2015, seeking aid from corporate sponsors for plans to fully use hydrogen energy in operating the projected New National Stadium during the 2020 Games. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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