Yanmar America is advancing cleaner engine development with a new dynamometer facility in Georgia. By simulating real-world conditions, engineers can refine performance and reduce emissions ahead of future regulations. Featuring collaboration with partners like Thermo King, the story highlights innovation in action. Watch the accompanying video.
Yanmar Energy System will build a new factory in Fukuoka, Japan, set to open in 2028, to meet rising demand for large-scale emergency power systems for data centers and critical facilities. The site will boost production capacity, expand generator offerings, and support carbon-neutral energy solutions.
Yanmar Power Technology has appointed Takashi Nogami as President and Representative Director, effective April 1, 2026. A Yanmar veteran since 1996, Nogami will lead innovation, sustainability, and market growth following the company’s 2025 reorganization into focused power technology and power solutions entities.
Yanmar Power Solutions, a group company of Yanmar Holdings, has announced plans to build a new factory in Amagasaki, Hyogo Prefecture, to support the development and testing of next-generation marine hydrogen engines. Scheduled to begin operations in March 2029, the facility will strengthen production capabilities and advance alternative-fuel powertrains for a decarbonized future.
HIMOINSA’s HGY Series Advanced Compact Version delivers robust, efficient, and ultra-quiet power in a fully integrated 40’ container. Designed for mission-critical environments, it combines advanced acoustic engineering, low emissions, smart connectivity, and Plug & Play installation to ensure reliable, sustainable, and uninterrupted performance.
Yanmar Power Solutions has become the first engine manufacturer in Japan to receive both type approval and NOx certification from ClassNK for its pilot-ignition, hydrogen-fueled 4-stroke high-speed engine for domestic coastal vessels, under the Nippon Foundation’s Zero Emission Ships Project.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Yanmar Power Solutions, and Japan Engine Corporation have achieved the world’s first land-based operation of marine hydrogen engines. The breakthrough marks a major step toward zero-emission shipping, with onboard trials planned as part of Japan’s 2050 carbon neutrality goals.
Kanadevia, MOL, and Yanmar Power Solutions have achieved a world-leading 98% reduction in methane slip during onboard trials of LNG-fueled vessels—far exceeding the 70% target. Backed by NEDO’s Green Innovation Fund, the project aims for social implementation by FY2027, contributing to major GHG reductions in the maritime sector.
Yanmar Group will exhibit for the first time at the TICAD Business Expo, Aug. 20–22, 2025, in Yokohama, showcasing the YH700 combine harvester and HIMOINSA EHR battery system to African leaders and global delegates.
The passenger vessel HANARIA, equipped with Yanmar Power Technology Co., Ltd.’s GH240FC maritime hydrogen fuel cell system, has received the Marine Engineering of the Year 2024. The honor is awarded by the Japan Institute of Marine Engineering for outstanding technological innovation in the field.
Yanmar Power Technology Co., Ltd., has been awarded in the Product Design category of the Red Dot Design Award 2025 for its maritime hydrogen fuel cell system, the GH240FC.
Yanmar will be at bauma 2025 at Hall A-4, Booth 425
Munich, Germany (April 4, 2025) – Yanmar Power Technology Co., Ltd., a group company of Yanmar Holdings, will exhibit at bauma 2025, to be held in Munich, Germany from April 7 to April 13, 2025.
bauma is the world’s leading trade fair for construction and industrial machinery. Yanmar will take part in this year’s edition under the theme of
