Panasonic Corporation, headquartered in Tokyo, is embarking on a groundbreaking project to accelerate the competitiveness of its businesses focused on carbon neutrality. The company announced the launch of a power supply and demand management demonstration project at Panasonic Manufacturing UK Ltd, located in Cardiff, United Kingdom. This project aims to drive decarbonization efforts by utilizing renewable energy sources, particularly hydrogen fuel cells and photovoltaic generators. The core of this initiative is Panasonic's 'RE100' solution, which guarantees 100% renewable energy consumption for the microwave manufacturing operations at PMUK. By integrating 5kW pure hydrogen fuel cell generators with photovoltaic generators and storage batteries, the project ensures efficient power generation and management. The system is designed to adjust power supply and demand in real-time, optimizing energy consumption based on weather conditions and electricity needs. The installation of 21 new 5kW pure hydrogen fuel cell generators, alongside photovoltaic generators and storage batteries, will enable PMUK to assess the reliability and effectiveness of power management in response to variable factors. This comprehensive setup aims to demonstrate the feasibility of transitioning the factory into a fully sustainable 'RE100' facility. Masahiro Shinada, CEO of Panasonic, expressed the company's holistic vision to promote wellbeing, societal progress, and environmental sustainability. By showcasing the RE100 solution in Cardiff, Panasonic not only seeks to enhance its business offerings but also to make substantial contributions to the UK's sustainable development and climate change mitigation efforts. The long-term objective includes fostering a hydrogen society and achieving carbon neutrality, underscoring Panasonic's commitment to pioneering green technologies and fostering a more sustainable future.