Hyundai Motor Group Asserts Hydrogen Leadership at Sustainable Fuels and Hydrogen Energy Ministerial Meetings

Strategic Insights -

Hyundai Motor Group reinforced its nearly three-decade-long commitment to hydrogen innovation at the 1st Ministerial Meeting on Sustainable Fuels and the 7th Hydrogen Energy Ministerial Meeting in Osaka, Japan. The Group's lead intervention highlighted the pivotal role of hydrogen in the future of clean energy and called for policy and regulatory support to scale hydrogen ecosystems globally. Hyundai Motor Group, represented by EVP Ken Ramȡrez, Head of Energy & Hydrogen Business Division, emphasized the importance of private-public collaboration for the global energy transition.

Key Takeaways:

  • Hyundai Motor Group has committed to advancing standardization and fostering institutional cooperation in the hydrogen sector with Japan.
  • The Group has maintained its nearly three-decade-long commitment to hydrogen innovation and is leveraging its capabilities across the entire hydrogen value chain.
  • Hyundai Motor Group has called for consistent policy measures and regulatory frameworks to scale hydrogen ecosystems globally.
  • The Group has reaffirmed its commitment to achieving carbon neutrality across its operations and product lineup.
  • Hyundai Motor Group has expressed its support for the upcoming COP30 in Brazil.
  • Ken RamÈ¡rez, Head of Energy & Hydrogen Business Division, emphasized the importance of private-public collaboration for the global energy transition.
  • Hyundai Motor Group Vice Chair Jaehoon Chang serves as Co-Chair of the Hydrogen Council, a global coalition of 140 companies from 20 countries and various sectors.

Statistics:

  • Over 25 countries and international organizations participated in the 1st Ministerial Meeting on Sustainable Fuels and the 7th Hydrogen Energy Ministerial Meeting.
  • The Hydrogen Council, a global coalition of 140 companies from 20 countries and various sectors, is committed to advancing the hydrogen society.
  • Hyundai Motor Group has a global workforce of approximately 250,000 employees.
  • The Group's mobility brands, including Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis, are expected to drive the transformation of the automotive industry.

Sources:

  • Hyundai Motor Group
  • Contify.com (2017)