Liquefied Hydrogen Plant

Oil and energy

Steel and materials conglomerate

Automaker

Ammonia in liquid form used as a hydrogen carrier and energy storage medium, with logistics hubs planned in western, southern, and eastern South Korea.

Hydrogen in liquid form used as fuel for the refueling station. The station sources liquefied hydrogen from a production facility in Shunan City.

Vehicles that use hydrogen as their primary fuel source, often in conjunction with fuel cells to generate electricity.

South Korea

A government initiative to expand hydrogen commercial vehicles including buses, trucks, ships, trams, and military vehicles to 30,000 units by 2030, up from 211 current vehicles.

A comprehensive national initiative to establish South Korea as a global hydrogen industry leader by 2030, including infrastructure development, business growth targets, and hydrogen-powered transportation expansion.

Establishment of logistics hubs for liquid ammonia in western, southern, and eastern South Korea to support hydrogen supply chain and energy storage.