Fuel cell vehicles and hydrogen stations

Global auto makers and companies developing hydrogen stations

I  Status of How International Community Tries to Commercialize FCV (Fuel Cell Vehicles)

1. Japan

1. Positioning of FCV within Policies on Energy
2. FCV-Relevant Policies and Projects in Japan
3. Trends in FCV development at NEDO

2. U.S.A

1. Positioning of FCV within Policies on Energy/Environment
2. Changes in the Policies on Fuel Cells in U.S.
3. Trends in FCV development at Pertinent Agencies
4. International Cooperations

3. Europe

1. Energy Policies in Europe
2. Energy Policies relating to Hydrogen/Fuel Cells in Europe
3. Innovation Policies in EU
4. Fuel-Cell-Relevant Projects in EU
5. Germany

4. China

1. FCV Policiy in China (1996 - 2000): The Ninth Five-Year Project
2. FCV Policiy in China (2001 - 2005): The Tenth Five-Year Project
3. FCV Policiy in China (2006 - 2010): The Eleventh Five-Year Project
4. FCV Policiy in China (2011 - 2015): The Twelvth Five-Year Project

5. South Korea

1. Positioning of FCV within Policies on Energy
2. FCV-Relevant Policies and Projects in South Korea

6. Summary of Efforts to Commercialize FCVs by Country

II   Industrial Structure Surrounding FCVs and Hydrogen Stations

1. Alignment among Auto Makers
2. Development of FCEV (Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle) at Auto Makers
3. Industrial Structure Surrounding Hydrogen Stations

III   Trends in Leading Manufacturers

1. Auto Makers
2. Companies developing Hydrogen Stations

IV   Challenges and Outlook to Launch FCV and Hydrogen Station Markets

1. Fuel Cell Vehicles
2. Hydrogen related Technologies

1. Hydrogen Stations
2. Manufacturing of Hydrogen

3. Challenges and Outlook

1. Challenges in Launching Markets
2. Outlook of FCV Market