TotalEnergies has invested in the 'Japan Hydrogen Fund,' a dedicated fund for low-carbon hydrogen development in Japan, alongside major Japanese companies like Toyota and Iwatani. This investment, totaling over $400 million, aims to support projects across the hydrogen value chain. The fund, managed by Advantage Partners under the Japan Hydrogen Association, focuses on production, transport, storage, and end-use of hydrogen. TotalEnergies' entry into the fund reflects a strategic move to tap into the Asian market's hydrogen ecosystem and aligns with its previous hydrogen strategies in Europe. The fund's goal is to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen as an alternative energy source, especially in industrial and transport sectors. The collaboration in the Japan Hydrogen Fund not only fosters innovation and technological exchanges between Europe and Asia but also sets a model for international cooperation in decarbonization projects. By pooling resources and expertise, the fund aims to drive concrete results in promoting low-carbon hydrogen initiatives. This approach could inspire similar funds in other regions, encouraging further investment in the hydrogen sector.