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There are two main challenges in the industry. delivering plane orders by the airlines and the decarbonisation of the industry. we're committed to net zero by 2050. to get there, we need to increase the use of sustainable fuels in an economical way. to make this happen, we need to reduce plane fuel burn, so that we're preparing for the next planes that will enter into service between 2035 and 2040. that's one of the main priorities at the moment — to develop those technologies and to be able to reach 20 to 30% less fuel burn at that horizon. what are these planes going to be like? they'll be...

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Kawasaki, Suzuki, Honda and Yamaha will form a technological research group called Hydrogen Small Mobility and Engine Technology (HySE), with the aim to develop hydrogen-powered motorcycles, among other forms of mobility, that use internal combustion engines. The overall focus will be on ‘small mobility’.

Four of Japan’s leading automotive players have joined hands to address technical challenges hindering adoption of hydrogen powertrains.

Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, and Yamaha have received approval from Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry to form a technological research