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Toyota is considering using hydrogen-powered trucks to transport automotive parts as alternative fuels gain renewed attention following the Iran war, which pushed up gasoline prices and strained fuel supplies. Vice President Koji Sato said the automaker could eventually use hydrogen to power its factories, while also considering the fuel for supplier logistics networks. Hydrogen was once viewed as a key technology for global decarbonization, but adoption has been limited by the high costs and inefficiencies involved in production, storage and transportation. With hydrogen fuel-cell passenger vehicles selling only in small numbers in Japan, governments and automakers are increasingly focusing on commercial vehicles, where the technology may be more practical. Toyota’s interest in hydrogen logistics comes as fuel costs remain elevated because of the Iran conflict, potentially strengthening the case for alternative energy sources in its supply chain. $TM