Toyota's Tahara Plant in Aichi, Japan, employing around 9,000 people across 4.03 million square meters, has become the first to achieve carbon neutrality. The plant runs wind turbines standing approximately 145 meters tall and has around 1,200 solar panels installed along its test course.
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Toyota consigue neutralidad de carbono en su planta más grande de Japón

CLEAN TECHNICA

La planta de Toyota en Aichi, Japón, con unos 9.000 empleados y 4,03 millones de metros cuadrados, se convirtió en el primer centro de Toyota en alcanzar la neutralidad de carbono en el año fiscal 2026. Cuenta con turbinas eólicas de unos 145 metros de altura y alrededor de 1.200 paneles solares instalados a lo largo de su circuito de pruebas.

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