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The signatories to the Terms of Reference creating the IPHE as an 'international mechanism to coordinate hydrogen research and hydrogen technology development and deployment' are Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, the European Commission, France, Germany, Iceland, India, Italy, Japan, Korea, Norway, Russia, the UK and the US.
These countries share a common interest in pre-competitive R&D cooperation to support the future deployment of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies. Building a worldwide infrastructure for hydrogen production, storage, transport, distribution and use is a challenge that will require the best planning and expertise from around the world. International cooperation will also help countries to achieve domestic hydrogen and fuel cell technology program goals more efficiently for both transportation systems and stationary applications.
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