Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has initiated a pilot project in partnership with Ohmium to introduce a hydrogen-powered microgrid initiative in India. This move signifies Toyota's expansion beyond automotive manufacturing into the realm of clean energy solutions. By merging Ohmium's advanced electrolyser technology with Toyota's fuel cell stack capabilities, a green hydrogen production and utilisation system has been created, specifically designed for decentralised power generation. The Country Head and Executive Vice President of TKM, Vikram Gulati, emphasized the importance of collaborating with Indian partners to pave the way for larger-scale hydrogen deployment. The project's focus lies in providing clean electricity through a complete microgrid solution, catering to industrial operations that require uninterrupted power supply or face grid connectivity challenges. This strategic shift demonstrates Toyota's commitment to transitioning from a conventional vehicle manufacturer to a provider of sustainable energy solutions. By leveraging its expertise in fuel cell technology, Toyota aims to meet the increasing demand for eco-friendly industrial power solutions in India. The pilot project seeks to explore the integration of electrolysis and fuel cell technologies, adapting them to suit Indian operational needs. Successful implementation of this initiative is expected to open up new market avenues for distributed renewable energy systems within the country's industrial sector.