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Mazda updates 2030 carbon plan, shifting to gas and hydrogen energy, phasing out coal by 2030.
Mazda has revised its carbon neutrality plan, targeting a 46% or greater CO2 reduction by 2030 compared to 2013 levels, aligning with Japan’s national goals.
The company is replacing its planned ammonia-fueled power plant at the Hiroshima facility with a gas cogeneration system using city gas from LNG, enabling future shift to hydrogen.
It will decommission coal-fired plants at Hiroshima and Hofu by 2030, working with partners to develop an efficient, flexible energy system.
Mazda continues advancing its 2050 carbon neutrality goal across its supply chain through energy efficiency, renewables, and carbon-neutral fuels, including testing biomass furnaces and expanding battery partnerships.
Mazda actualiza el plan de carbono para 2030, cambiando a la energía de gas e hidrógeno, eliminando el carbón para 2030.