Doosan Bobcat forklift factory

Conglomerate

Conglomerate

Renewable energy

Hydrogen aviation development

A technology that combines hydrogen and oxygen in a clean, electrochemical process to generate power, releasing only water vapor as a byproduct.

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

A small turbine component in Toyota's hybrid system used to provide oxygen to the fuel cell.

South Korea

Denmark

France

South Korea's largest fuel cell power plant capable of both manufacturing hydrogen fuel cell systems and generating electricity. The facility produces 144 units of 440-kilowatt fuel cell systems annually.

A pilot project aimed at developing demonstration-based reliability verification technology for the commercialization of hydrogen fuel cell forklifts.

Flagship project spearheaded by South Korea's Agency for Defense Development to develop a 10,000 lbf gas turbine engine for UAVs, with Doosan Enerbility responsible for engine layout design, components analysis, and turbine blade manufacturing.

Hydrogen fuel cell systems produced at Doosan's South Korea facility at a rate of 144 units annually. These systems generate electricity and heat with zero harmful emissions.

A hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft targeted for debut by around 2035, representing a major shift toward zero-emission aviation.

Hydrogen-powered forklifts showcased by Hyundai.