Panasonic has unveiled a bold green energy project in Cardiff, Wales, investing £20 million in a green energy refit for its factory. The facility will operate on 100% renewable energy, utilizing 372 kilowatts of solar capacity and 215 kilowatts of hydrogen fuel cells powered by locally-produced green hydrogen. The hydrogen is sourced from Protium's Pioneer 1 pilot project in partnership with the University of South Wales, producing 40 kilograms of green hydrogen daily. This initiative is seen as a significant step towards a hydrogen society and aligns with the UK's commitment to green hydrogen production and clean heat in homes. Despite concerns about the scalability of green hydrogen, the project is regarded as a boost for green industry in Wales and the economy. Panasonic's move reflects Japan's determination to develop green hydrogen technology in the face of challenges in decarbonizing its energy sector. The Cardiff project symbolizes an important shift towards sustainability and innovation in the manufacturing industry, emphasizing the global push for climate action and cleaner energy solutions.