In line with its mission of “Producing Happiness for All”, which seeks to contribute to the creation of a ‘futuristic’ sustainable society that is in harmony with nature, Toyota is developing green and clean technologies that promote sustainability in all regions. is preparing
As a pioneer in electrified and other green vehicle technologies, the company takes into account energy production, infrastructure development, and consumer adoption of electric and alternative fuel vehicles to reduce CO2 emissions in each country/region. Tries to present. Additionally, Toyota globally is committed to carbon neutrality by 2050 and aims to achieve net carbon zero in manufacturing operations by 2035. Now this is interesting.
Hydrogen fuel cell
Fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) are powered by hydrogen which, being the cleanest fuel, produces no tailpipe emissions. Green hydrogen is produced from renewable energy sources and can provide the storage requirements for solar and wind energy that are critical for their rapid take-off on a large scale. Hydrogen has a higher energy density than batteries, can store energy for longer periods of time, and is portable, thus making it an excellent energy carrier for diverse applications. With these advantages, hydrogen can play an important role in our country’s goal of achieving energy self-sufficiency and reducing carbon emissions. And that’s why Toyota is so interested in making this work.
In a broader context, Toyota focuses on hydrogen technology and promotes the use of fuel cell modules in various sectors to achieve widespread adoption and scalability. The hydrogen fuel cell module provides an energy source to serve a variety of applications, which is essentially the key to realizing competitiveness and building a sustainable hydrogen society of the future. In more challenging applications such as trucks and heavy transport, trains, buses, aviation, shipping, forklifts and industrial processes to achieve zero CO2 emissions, hydrogen will play an important role.
Towards this direction, Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) today announced the supply of its fuel cell module (one unit) to Ashok Leyland to build a fuel cell commercial vehicle in India for prototype testing and feasibility study purposes. could Toyota’s hydrogen fuel cell-based technology can help accelerate the transition from fossil fuels, promote renewable energy, achieve energy self-sufficiency and reduce carbon emissions. Additionally, given India’s energy mix, its unique consumer profile and needs, infrastructure readiness, and the government’s diverse efforts to become an ‘Atma Nirbhar’ in energy by 2047, Toyota is advancing mobility solutions with greater agility. is expanding, thereby introducing and supporting a number of clean technologies. Aiming to join hands with other stakeholders with mutual interest to contribute to the path and our nation’s carbon neutral goals.
Thoughts on this move
Commenting on this clean mobility initiative, Mr. Sudeep S. Dalvi, Senior Vice President and Chief Communication Officer, Toyota Kirloskar Motors said, “We have supplied hydrogen fuel cell modules to Ashok Leyland to build a fuel cell commercial vehicle for proto-testing. “We are extremely pleased. And the objective of the feasibility study. Reducing tailpipe emissions and carbon footprint at Toyota has always been of utmost importance to us and we are committed to contributing to the national goal of energy self-reliance. Globally, the energy industry is working on technological innovations for carbon-neutral fuels such as hydrogen and biofuels. Through this initiative, we hope to promote the widespread use of hydrogen as a fuel that That can help create a hydrogen society in harmony with nature.
Commenting on this clean mobility initiative, Mr. Sudeep S. Dalvi, Senior Vice President and Chief Communication Officer, Toyota Kirloskar Motor said, “We have supplied hydrogen fuel cell modules to Ashok Leyland to build a fuel cell commercial vehicle for proto-testing. and the objective of the feasibility study. Reducing tailpipe emissions and carbon footprint at Toyota has always been of utmost importance to us and we are committed to contributing to the national goal of energy self-reliance. Globally, the energy industry is working on technological innovations for carbon-neutral fuels such as hydrogen and biofuels. Through this initiative, we hope to promote the widespread use of hydrogen as a fuel. Which can help create a hydrogen society in harmony with nature.