ENEOS and Mitsubishi Corporation have announced a collaboration to study and develop a CO2-free hydrogen supply chain, focusing on industrial complex areas in Japan. The partnership is supported by the Green Innovation Fund Projects and aims to leverage the strengths and knowledge of both companies in promoting the use of hydrogen for a carbon-neutral society. The joint feasibility study will explore the use of Methylcyclohexane (MCH) as a liquid hydrogen carrier for storage and transportation, particularly for overseas demand and mobility sector applications. Both ENEOS and Mitsubishi Corporation are actively working towards reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and promoting the adoption of carbon-neutral synthetic fuels produced from renewable energy-derived hydrogen. The companies recognize climate change as a critical challenge and are dedicated to establishing supply chains for next-generation energy sources. The collaboration also extends to the promotion of sustainable aviation fuel and other initiatives aimed at achieving carbon neutrality across various industries. Mitsubishi Corporation, a global integrated business enterprise with a wide range of operations across industries, is committed to conducting business with integrity and fairness. Through its Business Groups, including Environmental Energy and Mobility, Mitsubishi Corporation is driving projects in line with sustainable development goals and contributing to the realization of a carbon-neutral and recycling-oriented society. For further information, inquiries can be directed to Mitsubishi Corporation. The collaboration between ENEOS and Mitsubishi Corporation signals a significant step towards developing sustainable hydrogen supply chains and advancing the use of renewable energy in various sectors.