Major oil and auto firms form the 'Hydrogen Council'
Thirteen leading energy, transport and industrial firms including Toyota, BMW, Royal Dutch Shell and Total, have launched the Hydrogen Council to promote hydrogen as a key solution to meet climate goals. The Council will work with a range of stakeholders, including policy makers, and will accelerate their investment, an estimated $1.4bn p.a., in the development and commercialisation of the hydrogen and fuel cell sectors. "Hydrogen has massive potential," said Ben Van Beurden, Shell's CEO. The chairman of Toyota, Takeshi Uchiyamada, said it was important to "seek collaboration, cooperation and understanding from governments, industry and most importantly, the public."
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