In a move to accelerate its transition towards a cleaner energy future, the Japanese government has unveiled a comprehensive strategy aimed at attracting more than $100 billion in public and private investments within the hydrogen sector over the next 15 years. This ambitious plan is a long-awaited update to the nation’s Basic Hydrogen Strategy and seeks to propel Japan to the forefront of the global hydrogen economy. Central to this strategy is a significant sixfold increase in the country’s hydrogen supply capacity, with the aim of reaching an impressive 12 million tons per year by 2040. This stands in stark contrast to the current output of two million tons. Achieving this target, however, requires a robust support system, and Japan…