Pays de la Loire

2-megawatt floating wind turbine to be launched at the SEM-REV offshore energy test site in France.

Automotive

Green hydrogen production

Research and Education

Using offshore wind turbines to generate electricity that powers electrolysis for hydrogen production, particularly in deep water where winds are stronger.

Technology developed by Lhyfe to prevent and remove fouling (accumulation of unwanted deposits) on electrolysis equipment, reducing maintenance requirements.

An engine that burns hydrogen as fuel, emitting only water vapor, while mirroring traditional internal combustion principles.

Toyota's development and racing program for a hydrogen-combustion Hypercar to compete in the World Endurance Championship starting 2028, initially in select races including Le Mans 24 Hours.

First floating renewable hydrogen production platform deployed offshore, towed to a test site approximately 12.5 miles (20 kilometers) off the coast of Normandy.

Lhyfe projects in Denmark and Sweden larger than 100-megawatts in capacity.

Toyota's existing Hypercar that will continue to race in the World Endurance Championship alongside the new hydrogen Hypercar starting 2028.

A hydrogen-combustion powered Hypercar under development for World Endurance Championship competition, planned to debut in select races in 2028 including Le Mans 24 Hours.

A 2023 hydrogen-powered racing prototype that serves as the basis for Toyota's planned hydrogen Hypercar for WEC competition.