In a groundbreaking development for the shipping industry, JPNH₂YDRO, BeHydro, DAIHATSU INFINEARTH, and Mizuno Marine have joined forces to introduce hydrogen engines in Japan. The partnership, witnessed by prominent dignitaries including Princess Astrid of Belgium, aims to fast-track the adoption of BeHydro's hydrogen engine technology in Japan's maritime sector. This initiative is pivotal in supporting Japan's zero-emission objectives and promoting sustainable practices in the maritime industry. The collaborative effort will see the installation of hydrogen engines on a tugboat and a zero-emission ship, showcasing a practical application of clean energy solutions in real-world maritime operations. With JPNH₂YDRO spearheading the role as BeHydro's representative in Japan, the efficient import, testing, and delivery of hydrogen engines are ensured. Additionally, DAIHATSU INFINEARTH's expertise in engine development and Mizuno Marine's maintenance services will play crucial roles in the successful integration and operation of hydrogen engines. This partnership not only marks a significant milestone in decarbonizing the shipping sector but also highlights the importance of international cooperation in advancing environmental sustainability. By embracing hydrogen technology, Japan is poised to lead the way in reducing carbon emissions in its maritime activities and setting a positive example for sustainable practices globally.