Hyundai Motor Group hydrogen business management
- 12, Heolleung-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Korea
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By leveraging the expertise of Hyundai Motor Group's affiliates across mobility, steelmaking, infrastructure, and logistics, HTWO delivers integrated solutions across the entire hydrogen value chain, from production and storage to transportation and utilization, helping accelerate the transition to a hydrogen society.
Hyundai Motor Group is driving the acceleration of a sustainable hydrogen society through HTWO, its hydrogen brand and business platform. HTWO integrates capabilities of Group affiliates to deliver end-to-end solutions across the whole hydrogen value chain—from production to storage, transportation, and refueling, to utilization.
Business sectors HTWO business and brand management
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Hydrogen fuel cell vehicle R&D
Hydrogen fuel cell vehicle R&D
HTWO hydrogen business hub in Europe
HTWO hydrogen business hub in China
Production of hydrogen fuel cell Systems
As a global automotive brand selling vehicles in more than 200 countries around the world, Hyundai Motor Company continues to strengthen its global presence. Since beginning hydrogen fuel cell research and development in 1998, Hyundai Motor Company has been at the forefront of hydrogen mobility innovation for more than 30 years. Guided by its vision of “Progress for Humanity,” Hyundai Motor Company is expanding its business scope across the entire hydrogen value chain by building on the core capabilities it has accumulated as a mobility company.
Business sectors Waste-to-Hydrogen, Water electrolysis, Hydrogen infrastructure, Fuel cell systems, Hydrogen mobility, Industry applications
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Hydrogen fuel cell vehicle sales and business operations
Production of hydrogen passenger cars (NEXO), introduction of hydrogen burners, planned production of hydrogen fuel cell systems and PEM electrolysis stacks
Production of hydrogen commercial vehicles (UNIVERSE Fuel Cell, ELEC CITY Fuel Cell, XCIENT Fuel Cell)
Hyundai Motor Company China sales subsidiary
Production of hydrogen fuel cell systems
HTWO hydrogen business hub in North America
HTWO hydrogen business hub in Middle East & Africa
HTWO hydrogen business hub in Central and South America
Hyundai Motor Company USA sales subsidiary
Hydrogen fuel cell vehicle R&D and technical support in North America
Hydrogen fuel cell vehicle R&D and technical support in North America
Hyundai Motor Company Europe sales subsidiary
Hyundai Motor Company Europe sales subsidiary
Hyundai Motor Company Australia sales subsidiary
Kia is pursuing a range of initiatives that position hydrogen as a core energy source in realizing sustainable future mobility. We are participating in hydrogen R&D and charging infrastructure investment, developing hydrogen-based solutions for the defense sector, and advancing the energy transition at our domestic worksites through the introduction of hydrogen fuel cell power generation. Through these activities, we aim to broaden the demand base for hydrogen and contribute to the expansion of the hydrogen ecosystem.
Business sectors Hydrogen R&D, Defense mobility, Hydrogen energy transition at business sites
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Hydrogen fuel cell military vehicle R&D
Hydrogen fuel cell military vehicle manufacturing
Since its foundation in 1953 as Korea’s first steel company, Hyundai Steel has propelled growth in the country’s steel industry, driving its industrialization. Hyundai Steel is broadening its business areas to include advanced materials and parts derived from steel as it grows into a global general materials firm. By producing hydrogen and developing and commercializing hydrogen-based steelmaking technologies, Hyundai Steel aims to reduce carbon emissions from the steel manufacturing process and contribute to the development of the hydrogen economy through the expanded production of low-carbon steel products.
Business sectors Production and sale of steel
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Hydrogen production R&D, hydrogen direct reduction steel production R&D, hydrogen combustion R&D
By-product hydrogen production
Since winning Korea’s first overseas project in 1965, Hyundai Engineering & Construction (Hyundai E&C) has completed many iconic projects around the world and remains at the forefront of the global construction industry. Hyundai E&C is advancing its capabilities and EPC expertise in the development of advanced hydrogen production facilities, including water electrolysis-based hydrogen production plants and biogas production from organic waste, while continuing to expand large-scale green hydrogen production projects.
Business sectors Civil engineering, construction, Housing, Plants, Nuclear and non-nuclear power generation, Power transmission and substation facilities, the environment
Official website Hyundai Engineering & Construction, opens in a new windowHydrogen production facilities (water electrolysis, ammonia) EPC, waste-to-hydrogen (W2H) project development
As a global engineering solutions firm that plays a leading role in the areas of plants, construction and asset management, Hyundai Engineering is expanding into renewable energy to build a sustainable future. Hyundai Engineering is strengthening its competitiveness in the hydrogen energy business through its track record in water electrolysis-based hydrogen production plants. At the same time, it is leading future energy businesses by participating in hydrogen production projects utilizing large-scale nuclear power plants, SMRs, and renewable energy, as well as clean hydrogen-based ammonia production.
Business sectors Chemical engineering plants, Power and energy plants, Renewable energy, Construction, Housing, Asset management
Official website Hyundai Engineering, opens in a new windowHydrogen production facilities (water electrolysis, ammonia) EPC, hydrogen co-firing/firing turbine power plant EPC projects
As a global smart supply chain management (SCM) provider, Hyundai Glovis is strengthening its low-carbon logistics competitiveness within the hydrogen energy ecosystem by leveraging its transportation expertise. Building on its LNG shipping business, Hyundai Glovis is preparing for the future maritime transportation of liquefied hydrogen and ammonia, while expanding low-carbon logistics services by introducing low-carbon transportation solutions across its domestic and overseas operations.
Business sectors Logistics, Shipping, Distribution, New businesses
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Container and finished vehicle transport in Oakland, California, North America region
As a globally integrated enterprise that has contributed to the advancement of Korea's key national industries, Hyundai Rotem provides integrated solutions across the entire hydrogen value chain, from production to storage, transportation, refueling and utilization, with the goal of transitioning to a hydrogen society.
Alongside building hydrogen infrastructure such as hydrogen reformers, refueling stations and distribution centers, Hyundai Rotem will supply hydrogen fuel cell electric trams to urban rail lines in Korea. At the same time, the company is responding to the clean hydrogen market through the development of water electrolysis systems and fuel cell power generators, while continuing to advance next-generation technologies such as liquefied hydrogen storage and carbon capture.
Business sectors Manufacture and operation of rolling stock and railway systems, Military equipment, Manned-unmanned teaming (MUM-T) Weapon systems, Hydrogen infrastructure solutions, Smart logistics solutions, Aerospace, etc.
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Hydrogen infrastructure and hydrogen fuel cell tram R&D
Hydrogen reformer assembly