Toyota Indonesia recently inaugurated the Hydrogen Refueling System (HRS) facility at the xEV Center TMMIN Karawang Plant 3 under the theme 'Refueling The Future'. This launch signifies a significant step towards clean energy transition in Indonesia, with a strong emphasis on collaboration between various stakeholders including government bodies, academia, and industry players. The HRS facility, with investments exceeding 35 billion rupiah, features hydrogen technologies like fuel cell forklifts, cartridges, and Toyota Mirai FCEV. The event was graced by key officials from government ministries, academic institutions, and industry partners, highlighting the importance of sustainable energy solutions and national energy security. Toyota's commitment to carbon neutrality through initiatives like 'Beyond Zero' and the promotion of FCEV technology in Indonesia with the Toyota Mirai Generation 2 demonstrates a proactive approach towards a greener future. The focus on developing human resources in hydrogen technology showcases Toyota Indonesia's dedication to fostering a skilled workforce aligned with the energy transition era. With the government's push for renewable energy sources, Toyota Indonesia's HRS facility is set to support the growth of hydrogen-based industries, reinforcing the positive impact of sustainable energy strategies.