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The Thai-Japanese partnership announced the completion of its first trial of using poultry waste to produce bio-hydrogen

Photo from left to right: Mr. Takanori Kimata, General Manager, CJP Planning Div. CV company Toyota Motor Corporation / Mr. Masahiko Maeda, CEO of Asia Region, Toyota Motor Corporation / Mr. Soopakij Chearavanont, Chairman of Charoen Pokphand Group / Mr. Kachorn Chiaravanont, Member of Executive Committee of Charoen Pokphand Group / Mr. Surasak Suthongwan, Executive Assistant to President and Chairman, Toyota Motor Corporation

Charoen Pokphand Group Co., Ltd., along with Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota), and Commercial Japan Partnership Technologies (CJPT) announced progress in their pilot project to produce one of Thailand’s first bio-hydrogen supply of an initial volume of 2kg/day. The Thai-Japanese partnership announced that they have completed their first trial of using poultry waste to produce bio-hydrogen, marking an important milestone in their journey towards decarbonizing the transportation sector.

Backed by state-of-the-art equipment, biogas derived from poultry waste provided by C.P. Group’s farms is used to produce the bio-hydrogen. This collaborative effort demonstrates C.P. Group and Toyota/CJPT’s commitment to innovation and dedication to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. As part of this initiative, Toyota has also established Thailand’s first Biogas-Derived Hydrogen Production Equipment at its Asia headquarters in Samut Prakan province, south of Bangkok.

To showcase the potential of bio-hydrogen as a clean energy source, the team will now embark on its next phase to trial the fuel for long-haul transportation. This trial will test the viability and performance of bio-hydrogen as an alternative energy source for the transportation sector. Together, the companies hope to eventually adopt bio-hydrogen for C.P. Group’s long-haul logistics, including the powering of delivery trucks for parts of its operations in Thailand.

Photo from left to right: Mr. Takanori Kimata, General Manager, CJP Planning Div. CV company Toyota Motor Corporation / Mr. Masahiko Maeda, CEO of Asia Region, Toyota Motor Corporation / Mr. Soopakij Chearavanont, Chairman of Charoen Pokphand Group / Mr. Kachorn Chiaravanont, Member of Executive Committee of Charoen Pokphand Group / Mr. Surasak Suthongwan, Executive Assistant to President and Chairman, Toyota Motor Corporation

Photo of C.P. Group

Press release https://is.gd/mPWN2O

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