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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Toyotas größtes Werk in Japan als erstes CO₂-neutral

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Eines der grössten Werke des Unternehmens in Tahara, Aichi, mit rund 9.000 Mitarbeitenden und 4,03 Millionen Quadratmetern Fläche, wurde im Geschäftsjahr 2026 als erstes Toyota-Werk CO₂-neutral. Windräder mit einer Höhe von rund 145 Metern und etwa 1.200 Solarmodule entlang der hauseigenen Teststrecke liefern die dafür nötige Energie.

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