South Korea to build world's first landfill-fuelled hydrogen station

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Methane-to-hydrogen facility to power up vehicles and art studio

South Korea is to build the world's first hydrogen station to develop the gas from natural biogases emitted by landfill. The government yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding for the project...

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