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Toyota weighs hydrogen power for trucks that ship auto parts

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By Tsuyoshi Inajima Verified, Shery Ahn Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
Toyota is considering using hydrogen to power trucks that ship auto parts as alternative fuels gain favor as the Iran war has pushed up gasoline prices and strained supplies. Toyota could eventually deploy hydrogen as an energy source in its factories, Vice Chairperson Koji Sato said in an interview. Using the fuel across suppliers’ logistics networks is an option as well, he added. Hydrogen was highly anticipated as a critical energy source for the global push to go carbon neutral.
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Toyota Weighs Hydrogen Power for Trucks That Ship Auto Parts

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By Tsuyoshi Inajima Verified, Shery Ahn Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Photographer: Benjamin Girette/Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Toyota Motor Corp. is considering using hydrogen to power trucks that ship auto parts as alternative fuels gain favor after the Iran war pushed up gasoline prices and strained supplies.
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Japan’s oil diversification drive opens routes for Nippon Yusen

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By Kanoko Matsuyama Verified, Tsuyoshi Inajima Verified, Yusuke Maekawa
| The Japan Times Verified
Shipping line Nippon Yusen is in talks with Japanese refiners to help them import oil from Latin America and Africa as they try and diversify their supply away from the war-hit Middle East. Discussions are at early stage, but those regions could become increasingly important sources of crude for Japan, Nippon Yusen CEO Takaya Soga said in an interview. The refiners “are working hard to determine if places like Brazil, Mexico and Africa can truly serve as reliable sources,” he said.
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