Panasonic Manufacturing UK has unveiled its RE100 manufacturing facility in Cardiff, Wales, setting a new standard for sustainable manufacturing practices. The facility will rely on a combination of renewable energy sources, including hydrogen fuel cells, solar power, and battery storage, to ensure 100% operational sustainability. Managed by Panasonic's energy management system, the site will feature 21 hydrogen fuel cells, 372kW of solar capacity, and one megawatt-hour of battery storage, enhancing energy efficiency and resilience. One of the key highlights of the project is the utilization of heat generated as a by-product of electricity production from fuel cells to heat spaces and water, showcasing a comprehensive energy utilization strategy. Panasonic aims to utilize green hydrogen produced in the UK, emphasizing a fusion of British and Japanese technology to drive innovation in the hydrogen sector. The initiative has garnered praise from both Panasonic's leadership and local government officials. The project not only aims to showcase the potential of renewable energy in large-scale industrial operations but also aligns with Panasonic's ambitious target to achieve net zero CO₂ emissions by 2030. The facility, scheduled to be fully operational by March 2025, signifies a significant step towards a sustainable future and the development of the UK's hydrogen-related industry.