The Mazda Motor Corporation has successfully conducted a demonstration operation of a cupola melting furnace (cupola), the core casting facility installed at its Hiroshima Plant, by fully replacing fossil fuels that emit CO2 during combustion with bio-coal briquettes, a biomass fuel derived from coconut shells.
The initiative is part of the emissions reduction plan announced by Mazda, which aims to achieve zero emissions in its global plants by 2035 based on the three pillars of “energy conservation,” “shifting to renewable energies,” and “introducing carbon neutral fuels.“ The company ultimately plans to achieve carbon neutrality across the entire supply chain by 2050.
Going forward, the company will work together with the local community to develop the local production for local consumption energy circulation scheme into a cooperative effort among industry, government, academia, and the private sector to realize stable raw material procurement and implementation of fuel conversion.
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