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Idk, they have pushed hydrogen for long time and recently want to go into anhydrous ammonia or something even more brillianter.
by rini17 2y ago
Idk, they have pushed hydrogen for long time and recently want to go into anhydrous ammonia or something even more brillianter.
- taylodl 2y agoJapan has invested heavily in hydrogen energy, across multiple sectors. It makes sense for a Japanese automotive manufacturer to research hydrogen-powered vehicles. They probably received a lot of government research money to do so. Though people may not be familiar with it, Toyota does have a commercial truck division. Hydrogen power makes a lot of sense in that market. Whenever you hear about Toyota making improvements in hydrogen engines - think commercial trucks and industrial engines such as bulldozers, end loaders, etc. The bottom line is personal transportation is being electrified, but that's not "settled science" in the commercial and industrial sectors.
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