TOYOTA STATUS IN HYDROGEN ICE INDUSTRY (Essay Sample)

 UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY -AFRICA NAME: KITHUSYA PETER MUSYOKI ID: 667717 COURSE CODE: COURSE NAME: LECTURER: TASK: ASSIGNMENT SEMESTER: FALL 2023 TOPIC: TOYOTA STATUS IN HYDROGEN ICE INDUSTRY Table of Contents  TOC \o "1-3" \h \z \u  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc146086160"
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1.0 INTRODUCTION  PAGEREF _Toc146086161 \h
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2.0 THE TOYOTA COMPANY  PAGEREF _Toc146086162 \h
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2.1 Mission and Values  PAGEREF _Toc146086163 \h
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2.2 Toyota's actions are guided by a set of key ideals  PAGEREF _Toc146086164 \h
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3.0 THE CURRENT STANDING OF THE TOYOTA COMPANY IN HYDROGEN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES (ICE)  PAGEREF _Toc146086165 \h
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3.1 Leading in Hydrogen FCV Technology  PAGEREF _Toc146086166 \h
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3.2 Expanding Hydrogen Infrastructure  PAGEREF _Toc146086167 \h
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3.3 Global Expansion  PAGEREF _Toc146086168 \h
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3.4 Research and Development Investment (R&D)  PAGEREF _Toc146086169 \h
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3.5 Partnership and Cooperation  PAGEREF _Toc146086170 \h
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3.6 Hydrogen Utility Vehicle  PAGEREF _Toc146086171 \h
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3.7 Community Awareness  PAGEREF _Toc146086172 \h
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4.0 FACTORS AFFECTING THE SUCCESS OF TOYOTA  PAGEREF _Toc146086173 \h
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4.1 Internal Factors  PAGEREF _Toc146086174 \h
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4.2 External Factors  PAGEREF _Toc146086175 \h
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6.0 CONCLUSION  PAGEREF _Toc146086176 \h
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13  ABSTRACT The paper analyses Toyota's position within the hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) market, emphasizing its dedication to sustainability and innovation. This paper introduces the hydrogen internal combustion engine (ICE) business, highlighting its importance in the context of sustainable transportation. It offers a concise review of Toyota as a firm, delving into its historical background and emphasizing its dedication to sustainability. This paper conducts an analysis of the many internal and external elements that have influenced the success of Toyota in the hydrogen internal combustion engine (ICE) business. The aforementioned factors encompassed research and development endeavors, governmental regulations, and the establishment of necessary physical structures. The topic of Toyota's position in the realm of hydrogen internal combustion engines (ICE) has been extensively examined, encompassing aspects such as the company's range of car models and its market presence. Some of factors discussed on the current standing of the Toyota Company in hydrogen Internal Combustion Engines (ICE) include leading in Hydrogen FCV technology, expanding hydrogen infrastructure, global expansion, and research and development investment (R&D), partnership and cooperation, hydrogen utility vehicle and community awareness. Moreover, this paper has examined the many obstacles encountered by Toyota, including restrictions in infrastructure and competition from electric vehicles. Conversely, it has also explored the potential prospects available to Toyota in terms of technical breakthroughs, without any constraints. The paper concludes by providing a summary of the primary results, with a particular emphasis on Toyota's contributions and accomplishments within the hydrogen internal combustion engine (ICE) sector. Furthermore, it provides indications of prospective advancements in the market and the adaptability of Toyota. The aforementioned findings together illustrate the notable standing of Toyota within the hydrogen internal combustion engine (ICE) business, as well as its dedication to sustainable transportation. Moreover, these findings shed light on the many problems and possibilities that Toyota encounters within this dynamic sector. INTRODUCTION The use of hydrogen energy is increasingly being recognized as a viable and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional energy sources, particularly as the global energy landscape undergoes a rapid transition towards a low-carbon paradigm. According to the 2017 projections made by the International Commission on Hydrogen Energy, the utilization of hydrogen energy has the potential to contribute to the mitigation of CO2 emissions by around 20% by the year 2050, so aiding in the endeavor to limit the rise in global temperature to 2...