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Toyota Advancing Plant-Based Biofuel Development in Fukushima Town That Suffered Nuclear Accident in 2011 in Japan

Toyota and partners aim to blend 10% Fukushima-produced sorghum bioethanol into race fuel, supporting decarbonization and farmland recovery in a post-nuclear accident area.

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OKUMA, Fukushima — Companies including Toyota Motor Corp. are advancing the development of plant-based biofuels in Okuma, Fukushima Prefecture.

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Toyota Advancing Plant-Based Biofuel Development in Fukushima Town That Suffered Nuclear Accident in 2011 in Japan

OKUMA, Fukushima — Companies including Toyota Motor Corp. are advancing the development of plant-based biofuels in Okuma, Fukushima Prefecture.

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