Niterra's SUISO no MORI Project: Advancing Hydrogen and Circular Carbon Innovation
Key Ideas
- Niterra Co., Ltd. in Japan launches the 'SUISO no MORI' project focusing on hydrogen and circular carbon, supporting startup industries and creating a demonstration field.
- The project aims to combat environmental challenges by promoting hydrogen as an alternative energy source and supporting carbon circulation initiatives like CCU and CCUS.
- Through the 'SUISO no MORI' project, Niterra plans to invest in and collaborate with startups to realize a society based on sustainable energy and resources.
- Global Brain Corporation will work alongside Niterra in managing the SUISO no MORI Fund L.P., investing in technology development and services for a hydrogen and carbon recycling society.
Niterra Co., Ltd., a leading spark plug and ceramics manufacturer in Japan, has launched the 'SUISO no MORI' (Hydrogen Forest) project in Nagoya. This initiative focuses on supporting startup industries specializing in hydrogen and circular carbon. Niterra aims to establish a corporate venture capital fund in partnership with Global Brain Corporation to drive innovation in these areas. The project includes setting up a demonstration field spanning 5,000 m2 at Niterra's Komaki Plant. This move aligns with the company's vision to contribute to the development of hydrogen and circular carbon-related industries and to foster a society based on sustainable energy.
The project addresses the pressing need for carbon neutrality amidst environmental challenges like rising greenhouse gases and natural disasters. By investing in technologies like Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cells and Solid Oxide Fuel Cells, Niterra is positioning itself to play a key role in the transition to hydrogen as a cleaner energy source. This project also emphasizes collaboration with startups to drive innovation beyond Niterra's core business domain.
Through the SUISO no MORI (Hydrogen Forest) project, Niterra envisions a future society that prioritizes sustainable energy and resources. The initiative aims to provide support for the early development and implementation of technologies and services aligned with this vision. The project's CVC Fund, managed by Global Brain Corporation, plans to invest in technology development and services that contribute to a hydrogen and carbon recycling society. The demonstration field, named SUISO no MORI hub, is set to begin construction in May 2024 within Niterra's Komaki Factory premises, showcasing a commitment to advancing hydrogen and circular carbon innovation.
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