Hyundai Motor is set to establish its first hydrogen fuel cell systems plant in South Korea, with operations expected to commence in 2028, according to the company's labor union. This new facility, to be constructed in Ulsan, will be Hyundai's second plant globally dedicated to hydrogen technology. The plant will focus on producing hydrogen fuel cell systems for vehicles like the Nexo hydrogen fuel cell electric car, Elec City buses, and hydrogen trucks. The move signifies Hyundai's commitment to advancing sustainable transportation solutions. Concurrently, the South Korean government is allocating 129.3 billion won to support technology projects aimed at achieving carbon neutrality and ensuring stable energy supply. These efforts include research in renewable energy technologies, such as hydrogen power and solar energy, to help the country reach its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030 and attaining carbon neutrality by 2050. The investment reflects South Korea's dedication to combating climate change and adapting to the increasing energy demands driven by advancements in technology like artificial intelligence.