Honda Motor Co., Ltd. and Nippon Steel Trading Corporation have joined forces to embark on a research project in Thailand focused on establishing a hydrogen utilization model with a 'local production for local consumption' strategy. The collaboration aims to leverage Nippon Steel Trading's industrial park in Thailand and Honda's fuel cell technology to produce green hydrogen through solar power generation within the park. The initiative seeks to promote the use of hydrogen among companies in the industrial park for applications like stationary fuel cell power stations and FC-powered trucks. Supported by a Japanese government subsidy, the project aligns with Thailand's energy policies towards achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. By combining expertise in industrial park management, renewable energy, and FC technology, the project aims to build a hydrogen ecosystem covering the entire process from production to utilization. The research project will delve into technical aspects, business feasibility, financing, and market research to facilitate the widespread adoption of hydrogen and contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.