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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Le plus grand site Toyota au Japon devient le premier à atteindre la neutralité carbone

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L’usine Toyota de Tahara, dans la préfecture d’Aichi au Japon — l’un des plus grands sites de production de l’entreprise, avec environ 9 000 employés sur 4,03 millions de mètres carrés — est devenue en 2026 la première usine Toyota à atteindre la neutralité carbone. Elle s’appuie sur des éoliennes d’environ 145 mètres de hauteur et quelque 1 200 panneaux solaires installés le long de son circuit d’essai.

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