Hong Kong Plans to Legalize Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle Use
Government Sets Up Inter-Departmental Working Group to Develop Hydrogen Regime
Move to Align with Mainland China's Hydrogen Development Plans
Hong Kong plans to legalize the widespread use of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, marking a significant step in its efforts to promote cleaner transportation and align with mainland China's hydrogen development plans.
The government has established an inter-departmental working group to develop a hydrogen-specific regime for the use of hydrogen fuel in vehicles, which currently does not exist in Hong Kong.
This initiative is part of the city's broader Clean Air Plan, which aims to reduce air pollution and promote sustainable transportation.
Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles emit only water vapor and no harmful pollutants, making them an environmentally friendly alternative to gasoline-powered vehicles.
Hong Kong's move to legalize hydrogen fuel cell vehicle use is expected to open up new opportunities for the development of this technology in the city and contribute to its goal of reducing air pollution.
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