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G7 climate ministers pledge to develop a global clean hydrogen market based on international standards and certification

Final communique also pushes back on host Japan’s plans to label the burning of ammonia in coal-fired power plants as good for the planet

The G7 meeting of climate, energy and environment ministers in Sapporo, northern Japan.
The G7 meeting of climate, energy and environment ministers in Sapporo, northern Japan.Photo: JIJI Press/AFP/Getty
Published 17 April 2023, 11:40Updated 17 April 2023, 11:40
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