Fabrum, a New Zealand-based company, has recently announced a partnership with Toyota to supply its liquid hydrogen storage technology for hydrogen production and refuelling systems. This collaboration signifies Fabrum's entry into new mobility projects and demonstrates its capabilities in developing decarbonisation technologies. Fabrum's CEO, Dr Ojas Mahapatra, highlighted the significance of the partnership with Toyota, a leader in new technologies and innovations, as a pivotal moment in their relationship. The company's success in securing this order from Toyota follows its previous collaboration with Obayashi Corporation on a dual-pressure hydrogen refuelling technology in Auckland. Additionally, Fabrum's achievements in the hydrogen sector have attracted significant support, with a recent $23 million Series A funding round led by investors such as AP Ventures, Fortescue Future Industries, K1W1, and Obayashi. This financial backing underscores the growing interest and investment in hydrogen technologies. The partnership between Fabrum and Toyota has garnered attention not only for its technological advancements but also for its potential impact on combating climate change. New Zealand Prime Minister, Rt Hon Christopher Luxon, praised the collaboration, highlighting the importance of decarbonisation technologies in addressing environmental challenges. The involvement of top business leaders and the upcoming delegation to Japan further emphasize the strategic significance of this partnership and the role of hydrogen in driving economic growth and sustainability efforts.