Toyota, Nissan and Honda to develop hydrogen station infrastructure in Japan
Toyota, Nissan and Honda have announced they will jointly cover new operational costs of building new hydrogen stations in Japan saying it will help create the best possible customer service and a hassle free fuelling network for owners of their fuel cell vehicles. The project will cost $90,000 per hydrogen station a year to build and maintain the services adding to a total estimated cost of$40-50 million. The Japanese government are working alongside the automobile manufacturers providing some government subsides.
2022

World Economic Forum makes Manufacture 2030 a Technology Pioneer for its 2022 cohort.



Manufacture 2030 and Edison Energy announce strategic partnership to help drive supplier decarbonization.



Ricardo and Manufacture 2030 partner to provide senior leadership teams in large multinational corporations with mappable pathways to reduce emissions within their supply chains.



RENEW Energy Partners and Manufacture 2030 announce next phase of partnership to accelerate supply chain decarbonization via access to green funding and supplier capability building.



Activate program launched to accelerate decarbonization in active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) supply chains. Founding members include: AstraZeneca, Bristol Myers Squibb, GSK, Johnson & Johnson, and Pfizer.



Ford joins Manufacture 2030 with the aim of meeting its target to become carbon neutral by no later than 2050 globally, and by 2035 in Europe.



Manufacture 2030 named in ProcureTech100 for second year running.



Manufacture 2030 named a Gartner® Cool Vendor in the 2022 Cool Vendors™ in Supply Chain Management Technology report.