Hyundai Motor is embarking on a groundbreaking initiative by establishing its first overseas waste-to-hydrogen production site in Indonesia. The project involves converting biogas extracted from the Sarimukti landfill near Bandung into hydrogen using the Waste-to-Hydrogen (W2H) solution. This move is part of Hyundai's endeavor to create a hydrogen ecosystem in Indonesia through partnerships with local entities like Pertamina. The W2H solution offers benefits such as cost reduction, improved energy independence, and support for local hydrogen production. Hyundai Motor's collaboration with Sejin G&E and plans to commence biogas extraction align with their commitment to sustainability. By leveraging the success of their domestic hydrogen projects in Korea, Hyundai aims to introduce advanced hydrogen technologies to Indonesia and pave the way for a hydrogen-powered future. With the establishment of their manufacturing plant in Indonesia and the upcoming waste-to-hydrogen project, Hyundai Motor is taking significant steps towards advancing sustainable practices and fostering innovation in the region.