Sumitomo Heavy Industries Material Handling Systems Co., Ltd. has initiated the delivery of automated RTG cranes to the Port of Tokyo's Aomi Container Terminal, a significant move towards transforming the port into a carbon-neutral hub. These innovative cranes can be converted to use hydrogen fuel cells, ensuring zero CO2 emissions during operations. The project involves the installation of 26 automated RTG cranes in stages by February 2030, with the first 8 units already enhancing productivity and safety at the terminal. The adoption of hydrogen fuel cells aligns with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's goal of establishing a carbon-neutral port and advancing global decarbonization efforts. The initiative not only supports environmental sustainability but also boosts operational efficiency and workplace safety. Sumitomo's commitment to developing cutting-edge automation technologies reflects its dedication to meeting industry demands and contributing to a greener future. By prioritizing customer needs and innovation, Sumitomo Heavy Industries Material Handling Systems continues to lead in the port industry, setting a benchmark for sustainable practices. The conversion of RTG cranes to hydrogen fuel cells underscores the company's proactive approach towards reducing carbon emissions and promoting renewable energy sources. As the project progresses, Sumitomo aims to further enhance automation technologies and drive the industry towards a more sustainable and environmentally-friendly future.