Four massive ammonia tanks—each 40 meters tall and 60 meters wide—are under construction at Japan's Hekinan Power Station. The world's first commercial-scale 20% ammonia co-firing begins in 2029, aiming to eventually replace coal entirely. Here's why it's both groundbreaking and controversial.

Vema Hydrogen completes the world's first Engineered Mineral Hydrogen pilot wells in Quebec. With potential costs of $0.50/kg—a 90% reduction—and candidate sites identified in Japan's Tohoku and Kyushu regions, this technology could reshape Japan's hydrogen society vision and energy independence.

NTT announces plans to repurpose its nationwide underground communication conduits for hydrogen transportation. Utilizing 600,000km of existing infrastructure could reduce costs to less than 50% of new pipeline construction. This Japan-originated innovation targeting 2028 commercialization attracts global attention. A detailed look at a new approach to realizing a hydrogen society.