Mitsubishi Corp. (MC) and three other companies have entered into a joint development agreement to supply green hydrogen in Hokkaido's Chitose area. The project aims to leverage hydrogen as a clean energy source to contribute to carbon neutrality. The Japanese government's updated Basic Hydrogen Strategy emphasizes the importance of developing a domestic hydrogen supply chain as part of the country's energy policy. Industries are increasingly looking towards hydrogen not only as a fuel but also as a raw material for various chemicals. Chitose, known for its aviation and industrial presence, has been selected as an ideal location for the green hydrogen initiative. The collaboration plans to establish a hydrogen cluster by 2030, with the support of local authorities and customers. Chitose City's 'Zero Carbon City Chitose' agenda aligns with the initiative by aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050. The feasibility study for green hydrogen supply in Chitose City was approved for a subsidy to support cluster development. The project envisions optimizing hydrogen supply, storage, and transportation methods to enable local production and consumption. By collaborating with other projects in Hokkaido, the team aims to create a green hydrogen supply chain in the broader Chitose area, emphasizing sustainability and decarbonization.