HTWO Solution

Global Energy
Transition Leader

The hydrogen society is no longer a distant vision but a tangible reality, rapidly taking shape through continuous innovation in the hydrogen industry.
Hyundai Motor Group is proud to be a pioneer, leading advancements and driving this transition.

We are more committed than ever to pushing the boundaries of innovation and introducing new technologies that enhance our lives,
and this is our progress for humanity through hydrogen.

1 Hydrogen
Production

W2H - Waste to Hydrogen, P2H - Plastic to Hydrogen

Hyundai Motor Group has developed innovative methods to convert bio and plastic waste into clean hydrogen, providing effective disposal solutions while generating clean energy a double positive effect.

Furthermore, electrolysis technology enables the use of renewable energy to produce high-purity hydrogen.

2 Port & Airport
Decarbonization

Port Decarbonization

1. Coastal Ship 2. Terminal & Port Equipment 3. Terminal Infrastructure 4. Hinterland Transportation

Ports and airports, as industrial hubs with heavy machinery operations, are significant contributors to air pollution due to their reliance on fossil fuels. We aim to broaden our port decarbonization efforts globally, extending from cargo ports and marine ports to even airports. Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and machinery can significantly reduce carbon emissions in these critical logistics centers.

The ports of California in the United States are being developed as a hydrogen logistics hubs, with several government-led business underway to integrate hydrogen energy system. Hyundai Motor Company was chosen as the official supplier for the ‘NorCAL Zero-Emission with Fuel Cell Electric Trucks business’ and successfully deployed 30 XCIENT trucks in September 2023. This marks the largest single fleet deployment of Heavy-Duty Fuel Cell trucks in North America, replacing high-emission trucks to transport containers and vehicles at the Ports of Oakland.

Airport Decarbonization

1. Aircraft 2. Terminal & Port Equipment 3. Terminal Infrastructure 4. Hinterland Transportation

We aim to expand our global decarbonization efforts, extending from cargo and marine ports to airports.

Hyundai Motor Company and Incheon International Airport Corporation signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in 2024 to drive the airport’s digital transformation through future mobility innovation. To do this, we are implementing a hydrogen energy system at the Incheon International Airport by expanding hydrogen infrastructure, deploying hydrogen trucks and forklifts for logistics, and adding hydrogen fuel cell electric buses for shuttle services.

3 Clean Logistics

The HTWO Logistics in the state of Geogia

We are also implementing clean logistics operations in the state of Georgia, where we have constructed the Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America(HMGMA), the Group’s first dedicated electric vehicle mass-production plant. Together with GLOVIS America, we have created a joint venture for HTWO Logistics, aimed at creating a hydrogen mobility ecosystem to reduce carbon emissions from inbound and outbound transportation around the new production facility.

By leveraging Hyundai Motor Company’s hydrogen fuel cell truck technology and Hyundai Glovis’s logistics expertise, the Group aims to expand sustainable clean logistics business models across the U.S. and contribute to decarbonizing the logistics industry through further expansion into domestic and global markets.

4 Fuel Cell System
Lineup Expansion

Fuel Cell System current lineup 100kW, Fuel cell Powerpack current lineup 30kW, 50kW

HTWO fuel cell system drives Hyundai’s pioneering efforts and global leadership in the hydrogen industry. We are expanding the scope of our solutions with a diverse lineup of fuel cell systems, spanning power generation, construction machinery, aviation, and marine transportation.

HTWO Solution

Global Energy Transition Leader

1 Hydrogen Production

2 Port & Airport Decarbonization