Motohiko Nishimura

Motorcycle and powersports manufacturing

Hydrogen fuel infrastructure development

The network of stations and systems required to store and dispense hydrogen fuel for vehicles.

Aircraft propelled by hydrogen fuel, examined in three design configurations: turbofan, turboprop, and blended wing. These represent zero-emission alternatives to conventional jet fuel-powered aircraft.

Process of extracting hydrogen from low-grade coal reserves in Australia for export to Japan.

Japan

Kobe

Australia

A bilateral pilot project between Japan and Australia to establish a hydrogen supply chain. Hydrogen is produced from Australian low-grade coal reserves, liquified, and transported to Japan via the Hydrogen Frontier vessel.

Development and construction of the hydrogen fuel infrastructure needed for Japan's H2 economy, including roadmap establishment and building necessary networks and equipment like Airport Hydrogen Hubs.

An 8,000-ton liquid hydrogen carrier ship, the world's first vessel designed to transport liquid hydrogen. It features a single tank with 1,250 cubic meter capacity and applies the International Maritime Organisation's interim safety standard for carrying liquid hydrogen.