Toyota installed its first wind power plant at its own plant

Toyota installed its first wind power plant at its own plant, which is expected to reduce CO2 emissions by 10%.

Toyota aims to start operations of wind power plants
with a maximum output of 26,000 kW at its Tahara plant by 2020.
The electricity generated by the plan is used for production
.
Toyota aims to achieve zero
CO2 emissions at its global plants by 2050.
Nissan and Honda are also working to reduce CO2 emissions at their factories and make use of renewable energy, and to promote this throughout the automotive industry
.

Toyota plans to build wind power plants at the Tahara Plant in three options, including 5-, 7-, or 12-seat windmills
.
If a 5-seat windmill is installed, the output of the single power generation equipment reaches 5000-5200 kilowatts, and the largest level of windmill equipment
in China is used.
At present, the relevant procedures
will be carried out in accordance with the Environmental Impact Assessment Law.
The electricity generated is used for production at the Tahara Factory and does not sell electricity
to the outside world.

Japanese automakers are considering not only reducing CO2 emissions while vehicles are in motion, but also exploring the feasibility
of reducing CO2 emissions during the production stage.
Nissan Motor introduced 4,750 kW photovoltaic power generation equipment
at its U.
K.
plant in June.
In 2013, Honda also started a photovoltaic power generation plant with an output capacity of 2,600 kW at its plant
in Saitama Prefecture.