 
    Published by Todd Bush on April 7, 2025
Kawasaki Heavy Industries has unveiled Corleo, a hydrogen-powered, four-legged robotic vehicle designed for riders, at the Osaka-Kansai Expo 2025. This innovative concept integrates artificial intelligence and clean energy technologies to navigate diverse terrains. (See video below.)
Corleo’s four independent robotic legs enable balanced and stable movement across various surfaces. Each leg operates separately, allowing the robot to traverse rough and uneven terrain with ease. 

>> In Other News: BAE Systems to Power New Hybrid-electric Bus Fleet in San Francisco
Equipped with a 150cc hydrogen engine, Corleo generates electricity to power its limbs. This clean energy approach positions the robot as an environmentally friendly off-road mobility platform. 
Drawing inspiration from Kawasaki’s motorcycle designs, Corleo features a streamlined body composed of metal and carbon materials. Its front end includes a head-like shield reminiscent of motorcycle aesthetics, complete with built-in lights for visibility in various lighting conditions. 
Instead of traditional controls, Corleo responds to the rider’s body movements. Shifting the center of gravity prompts the robot to adjust its steps accordingly. A heads-up display (HUD) provides real-time information on hydrogen levels, navigation, and movement stability, including weight distribution. 
Corleo’s rubber “hooves” enhance grip on both hard and soft surfaces, contributing to its stability. The robot also possesses the capability to jump over obstacles, although specific performance metrics have not been disclosed.
Currently a conceptual model, Corleo lacks detailed technical specifications such as speed, range, or battery life. Kawasaki envisions a potential market release by 2050 but has not provided a definitive development timeline or commercial availability details. 
Corleo exemplifies Kawasaki’s commitment to merging robotics with sustainable energy solutions, offering a glimpse into the future of personal transportation.
Follow the money flow of climate, technology, and energy investments to uncover new opportunities and jobs.
Inside This Issue ⚡ In Controversial Move, LADWP Says It Will Shift Its Largest Gas Power Plant to Hydrogen 🌎 NorthX Catalyzes the Rise of Canada's Carbon Removal Industry 🤝 Elemental Clean Fuels ...
Inside This Issue 💧 Blue Hydrogen Just Won 2025: 10x More Than Green ✈️ Houston American Energy Advances Development of Sustainable Aviation Fuel ⛏️ Max Power Expands Natural Hydrogen Discovery Po...
Inside This Issue ⚡ Google's Power Play: First CCS Deal Reshapes Energy 🌎 True North Carbon's Tamarack Project, Canada's Largest Single-Technology Direct Air Capture Deployment, Achieves First Cap...
Integrity Council Approves First Sustainable Agriculture Methodologies from CAR and Verra
The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM) today announced that the following two sustainable agriculture methodologies have become CCP-Approved: Climate Action Reserve (CAR) –...
Canada Advances Energy Innovation with Major Investments in Carbon Technologies and AI Solutions
TORONTO, Oct. 29, 2025 /CNW/ - Canada is at a pivotal moment in history. Faced with global volatility, a changing environment, and an affordability crisis, it is clear that the conventional ways of...
AKRON, Ohio (BUSINESS WIRE) – Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) (NYSE: BW) announced today that it has been awarded a contract by Cache Power Corp. to execute an engineering study for Cache Power’s Ma...
Univar Solutions signs Letter of Intent to distribute CarbonFree’s endurocal®, a domestically produced calcium carbonate material derived from circular-sourced raw materials to industrial and consu...
Follow the money flow of climate, technology, and energy investments to uncover new opportunities and jobs.