- The Collaboration aims to co-develop integrated Green Hydrogen driven power solution, aligning with India’s clean energy goals and Toyota’s initiatives towards the realization of a hydrogen society
Delhi, 25th June 2025: Reinforcing its commitment to Carbon Neutrality and clean energy innovation, Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) today exchanged a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Bengaluru-based Ohmium International, a leading PEM hydrogen technology provider, to co-develop Green Hydrogen-based integrated power solutions in India. This strategic undertaking highlights Toyota’s pivotal role in fuel cell technology and advancing Green Hydrogen as the clean fuel of the future. It highlights the company’s relentless efforts to foster a robust Hydrogen economy across mobility and stationary applications.
India has set an ambitious goal to become energy independent by 2047 and achieve net zero emissions by 2070. To meet these targets, increasing the use of renewable energy across all economic sectors is central to the nation’s energy transition. Green Hydrogen is emerging as a promising alternative to support this shift. It offers potential for long duration renewable energy storage, replacement of fossil fuels in industry especially for hard to abate sectors, clean transportation and decentralised power generation. In alignment with this vision, the Government of India launched the National Green Hydrogen Mission in 2023, aimed at building a robust Hydrogen economy, underpinned by local investments and R&D for self-reliance. Aligning with this vision, TKM has been at the forefront of advancing clean energy efforts, guided by its global Toyota’s Environmental Challenge 2050. This MoU marks one of the significant steps toward realizing the full potential of Hydrogen in support of India’s energy transition roadmap.
Beyond Mobility: Integrating Green Energy-Driven Innovation with Agility
This collaboration aims to leverage the complementary capabilities of the two parties— Ohmium, a PEM hydrogen technology company specializing in modular, cost-effective and scalable PEM electrolyzers for Green Hydrogen production and Toyota, a leader in fuel-cell technology striving towards sustainability in various Hydrogen applications. Together, both the parties will assess the feasibility of integrated, Green Hydrogen- driven power solutions such as the microgrid, which can be applied across diverse use cases like datacentres, far-away locations sensitive to environmental restrictions etc., thereby supporting India’s national energy transition goals.
As a part of the initiative, TKM will offer technical expertise, system integration support, and supply fuel cell modules. Ohmium will lead the design, development, and performance evaluation of the microgrid solution prototype. The joint effort seeks to develop clean energy solutions that are efficient, viable and scalable, thereby well suited to India’s evolving energy landscape