Europe’s action on hydrogen mobility over the next five years will decide whether the continent remains competitive in zero-emission transport or cedes to faster-moving Asian markets.

That was the message from Air Liquide’s Vice-President of Hydrogen Energy World Business Line, Erwin Penfornis, when he spoke to H2 View on behalf of the newly formed Global Hydrogen Mobility Alliance (GHMA).

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