South Korea unveils 80 per cent subsidy for domestic fuel cells

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Plans to develop world's first "Hydrogen Economy" bolstered by generous new incentives

The Asian fuel cell sector recieved a major boost yesterday when the South Korean government announced that it will offer households a subsidy to cover 80 per cent of the cost of domestic hydrogen fuel...

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