Toshiba Corporation

Active in commercialization and R&D for PCFC technology since early 2000s[1].

Tokyo-based multinational technology leader with expertise in grid systems, power electronics, and renewable integration. Leading the hydrogen supply chain project in Tsuruga City.

Japanese industrial conglomerate developing green hydrogen technology for PEM electrolyzers with reduced iridium content through iridium oxide nanosheet catalyst innovation.

Toshiba supplies the fuel cell technology for the project, using its H2Rex system.

Toshiba has deployed a hydrogen fuel cell system at its Michinoeki-Namie site in Fukushima prefecture, utilizing hydrogen from its nearby research field.

Toshiba is developing a mobile hydrogen fuel cell system for ships, trains, and trucks.

The parent company of Toshiba ESS, which developed the mobile hydrogen fuel cell system.

One of several companies involved in the hydrogen production facility project in Fukushima Prefecture.

Toshiba Corporation has broken ground on its new Hydrogen Application Center in western Tokyo, which will be responsible for producing hydrogen fuel using renewable energy sources.

Toshiba Corporation has revealed plans to launch Japan's largest hydrogen fuel production system, relying on new alkaline water electrolysis technology. The company aims to make hydrogen fuel more accessible and is investing in the hydrogen sector to help establish a hydrogen economy.

Toshiba is participating in Toyota's hydrogen production project, demonstrating support for fuel cells and the expansion of Japan's hydrogen infrastructure.

Major market player in the global solid oxide fuel cell market.

One of the key players profiled in the report, dealing in fuel cells.

Toshiba is listed as a prominent vendor in the global Solid Oxide Fuel Cell market.

Prominent vendor in the global solar PV inverter market.

Other prominent vendor in the Li-ion battery market for EVs in China.

Listed as a key vendor in the global Li-ion battery market for AEVs.

Vendor operating in the global inverter systems market.

Japanese multinational conglomerate opening the Hydrogen Energy Research & Development Center (HRDC) in western Tokyo to advance hydrogen economy initiatives and develop hydrogen supply chains.

Toshiba Corp. is partnering with the Japanese government and IHI Corp. to begin field testing marine energy generation, and aims to enable large-scale marine energy farms.

Toshiba is participating in a new ocean energy project off the coast of Japan, developing underwater turbines to harness the Kuroshio Current.

One of the four major fuel cell developers accounting for over 70% of global demand.

Japanese engineering and electronics conglomerate announcing entry into the German solar energy market through a partnership with Gagfah to develop residential photovoltaic systems.

One of the more than 70 corporate partners immersed in the research and development of clean technology for the Ecoisland project.

Expected to invest approximately $1.53 billion in a new offshore wind energy system.