Smart Energy Week Spring 2024 (1): FCVs, FC Units, and Hydrogen-related Products
H2 & FC EXPO Spring 2024, 21st International Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Expo [Spring]
2024/04/01
- Summary
- FCV (Honda, Ability, NEXTY Electronics)
- Hydrogen utilization products (Toyota, Tokyo R&D, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, IHI)
- FC units/tanks (Faurecia, Symbio, Plastic Omnium, FTXT, Vision, Kawatex)
- Hydrogen-related equipment and parts (Tokiko, Tatsuno, PDC Machines, MANN+HUMMEL, Aisan Industry)
Summary
Smart Energy Week Spring 2024 (February 28 to March 3, 2024) was held at the Tokyo Big Sight convention and exhibition center.
According to an announcement by the organizer, RX Japan Ltd., the total number of visitors to the exhibition, including Smart Energy Week Spring and the concurrently held GX Management Week, was 69,261 (3-day total), up from 65,196 last year and even more than the 66,576 visitors in 2019 before the COVID pandemic, giving the impression that the bustle had returned to the event.
This report, as Electrification Technologies (Part 1), introduces FCVs (fuel cell vehicles), FC units, tanks, and hydrogen-related product exhibits at the H2 & FC EXPO Spring 2024, 21st International Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Expo [Spring].
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| View of the H2&FC EXPO venue (MANN+HUMMEL's exhibition booth) | New FCV CR-V (Honda's exhibition booth) |
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