Toyota Motor North America has launched a new website dedicated to Toyota Hydrogen Solutions, designed to cater to commercial customers interested in hydrogen-powered products and services. The focus of the website is to promote Toyota's fuel cell technologies, which are scalable for various applications such as stationary power generation and powertrains for heavy-duty trucks. At the Advanced Clean Transportation Expo, Toyota highlighted how fuel cell technology can provide cleaner power for electricity generation and vehicle powertrains. The company aims to help customers reduce emissions by offering pathways to incorporate Toyota's hydrogen-powered fuel cell technologies. Jay Sackett, TMNA R&D chief engineer of Advanced Mobility, emphasized Toyota's commitment to providing efficient solutions that benefit customers beyond powertrain supply. The fuel cells, derived from hydrogen and oxygen to generate electricity, have already been integrated into various Toyota products, including vehicles and backup power generators. Thibaut de Barros Conti, TMNA general manager of Fuel Cell Solutions and Hydrogen Headquarters co-lead, highlighted the importance of Toyota Hydrogen Solutions in contributing to a cleaner fuel source and a sustainable hydrogen ecosystem. Toyota's longstanding expertise in hydrogen fuel cell technologies, demonstrated by the mass production of fuel cell electric vehicles like the 2015 Toyota Mirai, solidifies its position in the market. With over 30 years of development in the U.S., Toyota continues to expand its operations and use cases, conducting rigorous tests in extreme temperatures to ensure the reliability and performance of its fuel cells. Globally, Toyota has already sold a significant number of commercial fuel cell units to various customers, showcasing the trust and demand for its hydrogen solutions.