Iwatani fixes price of hydrogen for fuel cell cars

OSAKA, Japan - Hisato Ueha, executive vice president of Iwatani Corp., announces in Osaka, western Japan, on Nov. 14, 2014, the leading Japanese industrial gas supplier's decision to set the price of hydrogen for fuel cell vehicles at around 10 yen per driving distance of 1 kilometer to make the fuel cost of environment-friendly cars comparable with that of hybrid vehicles.

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