SergeiShimanovich/Shutterstock Save for later Print Download Share With many clean ammonia and hydrogen projects facing delays in coming to fruition around the world, potential markets Japan and South Korea 鈥� both resource-scarce and heavily dependent on energy imports 鈥� are hoping to carve out a competitive edge via careful planning. Both are making strategic strides to encourage demand for the new fuels, particularly in the power sector via coal co-firing, while also seeking out opportunities abroad to secure global leadership roles 鈥� albeit not without some bumps along through road.
