Japan: Toyota plans to build another prototype hydrogen city
InvestmentsNews

Japan: Toyota plans to build another prototype hydrogen city

It takes approx. 1 minutes to read this article

It’s the Japanese manufacturer’s next step toward becoming climate neutral by 2050. Toyota, earlier this year, began building a Woven City near Mount Fuji, and now the company has decided to follow suit.

Toyota and the Fukushima prefectural government have begun conceptual work on an experimental city operating on hydrogen and hydrogen technology produced in that part of the country. This is another such development, following Woven City.

Isuzu and Hino and other partners will support the new project. The prototype city will be powered by local hydrogen production facilities. With local production, the city of the future will be green and support the local economy of Fukushima.

Initially, a prototype city for 300,000 residents will be built. Further, after the testing phase, similar sites will be built across the country.

Add comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

*

9 − one =

Recommended articles
Does a timing malfunction always result in an engine overhaul?
Does a timing malfunction always result in an engine overhaul?
Malfunction of the timing belt leads to a number of failures of the power unit of our car. The most common cause of a fatal belt failure is oil. Find out more!
How do I prepare my motorcycle for the season?
How do I prepare my motorcycle for the season?
With the end of winter comes the start of motorcycle riding season. See how to properly prepare your equipment for your first ride after the winter snow
Understanding the impact of turbo cartridges on engine efficiency and fuel economy
Understanding the impact of turbo cartridges on engine efficiency and fuel economy
Explore the transformative effects of turbo cartridges on your vehicle's engine performance. Uncover how they are revolutionizing fuel efficiency in an era of sustainable transportation.
Latest articles