Not just a single form of energy, but multiple paths are the key to the realizing a carbon neutral society.
Among this, hydrogen is being focused on as a next generation energy.
Hydrogen can be produced from various kinds of energy sources, and when utilized as energy it emits no carbon dioxide.

Furthermore, Japan’s energy is affected by international affairs, since it relies primarily on the import of fossil fuels from various overseas locations.
Thus, if hydrogen can be produced from untapped overseas energy and abundant recyclable energies and then consumed as an alternative energy,
it would be possible to increase both energy and procurement location options.

Moreover, it could be very beneficial to the environment and the economy,
since an extremely wide range of industries and participants could take part in a hydrogen supply chain and be end-users.

When giving consideration to such a future hydrogen-based society in which hydrogen energy is utilized for small engine mobility,
issues such as these exist:

To solve these issues,
HySE will use the knowledge already accumulated for the development of gasoline engines by member corporations
as a base to work together and aim for the establishment and commercialization
of design guidelines for small-sized mobility that employs hydrogen engines.