Toho Gas builds first hydrogen fuel station

NAGOYA, Japan - Toho Gas Co. said Oct. 4 it has established a fuel station (photo) at its research laboratory in Aichi Prefecture to provide hydrogen to fuel cell-powered vehicles. Toho is the first Japanese company to build such a fuel station, which uses a high-pressure filling device to supply hydrogen to vehicles. Hydrogen made from city gas is compressed before being stored in the station's tank.

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