Yamaha is venturing into hydrogen technology by establishing a new division at its Morimachi factory in Japan. The infrastructure will include facilities for testing and verifying hydrogen utilization, with plans to develop the necessary technologies by the end of 2026. Yamaha's focus on reducing carbon dioxide emissions in its product life cycles has led to the selection of hydrogen as a key solution. The company highlighted that electrification is not energy-efficient for their melting process, hence the shift towards hydrogen. The verification testing will involve studying the impact of hydrogen on quality and developing temperature control techniques. Yamaha is also exploring green hydrogen production and eco-friendly methane generation methods. Additionally, the company aims to create low-cost hydrogen production equipment and technology for capturing and reusing carbon dioxide from exhaust gases. This initiative showcases Yamaha's commitment to sustainability and innovation in the manufacturing sector.