The Ulsan city government plans to spend 45.5 billion won to increase the number of hydrogen vehicles from the current 8 to 35 in 2016, 56 in 2017, 200 in 2018, 700 in 2019, and 1,000 in 2020, as well as to increase the number of hydrogen charging stations from the current 1 to 12. The Korean city of Ulsan plans to create an “ecosystem for the hydrogen economy” by distributing over 1,000 hydrogen fuel cell vehicles around the city and adding more than ten hydrogen recharging stations to support the vehicles. Lee Ji-heon , deputy mayor of the Ulsan City Government , said, “Although Korea succeeded in mass-producing hydrogen vehicles almost for the first time in the world, it is lagging behind Korea in terms of the distribution and diffusion of hydrogen vehicles.” the Ulsan City Government plans to spend the Ulsan City Government ( 45.5 billion won ) to increase the current number of hydrogen vehicles from 8 to 1,000 and hydrogen charging stations from 1 to 12 by 2019 .
The Korean city of Ulsan plans to create an “ecosystem for the hydrogen economy” by distributing over 1,000 hydrogen fuel cell vehicles around the city and adding more than ten hydrogen recharging stations to support the vehicles. Lee Ji-heon , deputy mayor of the Ulsan City Government , said, “Although Korea succeeded in mass-producing hydrogen vehicles almost for the first time in the world, it is lagging behind Korea in terms of the distribution and diffusion of hydrogen vehicles.” the Ulsan City Government plans to spend the Ulsan City Government ( 45.5 billion won ) to increase the current number of hydrogen vehicles from 8 to 1,000 and hydrogen charging stations from 1 to 12 by 2019 .