Hyundai Motor Group Energy&Hydrogen Business

A new look. A new experience. The evolving world of HTWO. From vision and technology to real-world business initiatives, the renewed HTWO website brings Hyundai Motor Group’s hydrogen value chain together in one integrated digital experience, reflecting HTWO’s evolution as Hyundai’s hydrogen brand and business platform. Step into the world of HTWO and discover how Hyundai is accelerating the hydrogen economy. 🖱️Click the link to visit the new HTWO website: https://lnkd.in/gyU-ry8a #Hyundai #HTWO #Hydrogen #HydrogenValueChain #WebsiteLaunch

The HTWO Innovation Hydrogen Academy at HTWO ENERGY Cheongju is the first hydrogen education and public engagement center established as part of the HTWO Innovation initiative. Visitors can explore Hyundai’s hydrogen solutions across the full value chain and gain a firsthand understanding of how hydrogen produced from biogas derived from local waste is supplied to the local community and used to power mobility. Watch the video below to take a closer look. ▶️Discover the full story of HTWO ENERGY Cheongju: https://lnkd.in/gBArvcVj #Hyundai #Hydrogen #HTWO #HTWOENERGYCheongju #W2H #WasteToHydrogen #HTWOInnovationHydrogenAcademy

Hyundai Steel Company marked a milestone toward lower-carbon automotive steel production with a ceremonial event for its $5.8 billion Louisiana mill. The facility’s Direct Reduction Plant (DRP) will be designed to gradually replace natural gas with hydrogen as hydrogen infrastructure expands and supplies become more readily available, creating a pathway for greater hydrogen use in steelmaking. The mill will be operated by HYUNDAI-POSCO Louisiana Steel LLC (HPLS), a joint venture between Hyundai Steel, POSCO, Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Worldwide. Targeting commercial production in 2029, the project will establish Hyundai Steel’s first steel production base in North America and have an annual production capacity of 2.7 million metric tonnes of steel sheets, primarily for automotive applications. Production will bring three stages together at one site: Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) production, Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) steelmaking and downstream processing into automotive steel. For molten steel production, this integrated route is projected to reduce CO₂ emissions by approximately 70 percent compared with Hyundai Steel’s conventional blast furnace process in Korea. Carbon capture capabilities will also be incorporated into the facility. The mill will provide Hyundai Motor Company, Kia and other U.S. automakers with a local source of automotive steel, strengthening supply chain resilience and shortening delivery lead times. With a design that enables future hydrogen use, HPLS will also support the long-term development of both the steel industry and the hydrogen ecosystem. - Learn more about Hyundai Steel’s Louisiana steel mill: https://lnkd.in/gmK-hK4e - Explore the process of low-carbon steelmaking: https://lnkd.in/gXah5N5m #Hyundai #Hydrogen #HTWO #HyundaiSteel #HPLS #LowCarbonSteelmaking #DRP

At HTWO ENERGY Cheongju, around 4,000 Nm³ of biogas is produced each day from locally sourced wastewater sludge and used to produce hydrogen through the waste-to-hydrogen (W2H) process. The facility produces nearly 500 kilograms of hydrogen per day, with a purity of more than 99.97% — enough to fuel around 100 Hyundai NEXO fuel cell electric vehicles. Watch the video below as a Hyundai representative guides you through each step of the W2H process at HTWO ENERGY Cheongju, from biogas production and hydrogen generation to storage and refueling. ▶️Discover the full story of HTWO ENERGY Cheongju: https://lnkd.in/gZNbApNF #Hyundai #Hydrogen #HTWO #HTWOENERGYCheongju #W2H #WasteToHydrogen

HTWO ENERGY Cheongju transforms local waste streams into valuable resources, producing hydrogen for use in the local community through hydrogen mobility. By doing so, it is helping establish a truly circular resource ecosystem and strengthen regional energy self-reliance. Hyundai is expanding locally adapted W2H models to global markets, including Hong Kong and Indonesia. In Hong Kong, Hyundai is developing a hydrogen ecosystem that utilizes landfill gas to produce hydrogen for tourism and airport shuttle buses. Watch the video below to see how HTWO ENERGY Cheongju is advancing a locally self-sufficient hydrogen production model. ▶️Discover the full story of HTWO ENERGY Cheongju: https://lnkd.in/gCDSFtYi #Hyundai #Hydrogen #HTWO #HTWOENERGYCheongju #W2H #WasteToHydrogen

See real-world waste-to-hydrogen in action at Hyundai Motor Group’s HTWO ENERGY Cheongju! HTWO ENERGY Cheongju showcases how regional waste can be transformed into a local energy resource, driving a circular economy and supporting regional energy self-reliance through an integrated waste-to-hydrogen (W2H) ecosystem. At Hyundai’s first Group-operated integrated W2H production and refueling facility, biogas generated from locally sourced wastewater sludge is converted into hydrogen and supplied to hydrogen infrastructure and fuel cell electric vehicles, demonstrating how locally available resources can create new value while reinforcing the city's strategic role as a hydrogen logistics and distribution center at the heart of the Korean Peninsula. Watch the video below to see how HTWO ENERGY Cheongju creates new value from regional waste streams and helps advance a hydrogen society. Learn more about Hyundai’s W2H solutions: https://lnkd.in/gtVP-6Aa #Hyundai #Hydrogen #HTWO #HTWOENERGYCheongju #W2H #WasteToHydrogen