1st commercial hydrogen station in Tokyo opens

1st commercial hydrogen station in Tokyo opens

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo Gas Vice President Yutaka Kunigo (far R) fills a fuel-cell vehicle on Dec. 18, 2014, at the hydrogen fuel station in the Japanese capital during a ceremony to commemorate the launch of the first commercial charging station in Tokyo and its surrounding region.

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