Toyota Bolsters Hydrogen Push with Participation in TOKYO H2 Project
TOKYO – September 3, 2025 – Toyota Motor Corporation today announced its participation in the TOKYO H2 PROJECT, a collaborative initiative aimed at establishing Tokyo as a leading global hub for hydrogen utilization. The project seeks to build a comprehensive hydrogen supply chain within the city, encompassing production, transportation, and utilization across various sectors. Toyota will contribute its expertise in fuel cell technology and hydrogen infrastructure progress to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen as a clean energy source.The TOKYO H2 PROJECT aligns with Toyota’s “Beyond Zero” commitment – a vision to not only reduce negative environmental impacts to zero but to create new value for society. this includes expanding the use of hydrogen and fostering a “hydrogen society.” Toyota is already actively deploying hydrogen-powered vehicles, including fuel cell taxis utilizing the Crown FCEV, and continues to invest in research and development to improve hydrogen technologies.
Toyota has long identified and addressed societal challenges thru its “Achieving Zero” framework, focusing on areas like carbon neutrality, safety, and accessibility. the company believes that mobility plays a crucial role in achieving a enduring future and is transforming into a mobility company focused on connected, automated, shared, and electrified technologies.
Further facts on Toyota’s “Beyond zero” initiative can be found at https://global.toyota/en/mobility/beyond-zero/ and its Sustainable Development Goals initiatives at https://global.toyota/en/sustainability/sdgs/.
