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A new research and development laboratory established by Hyundai in Delft, Netherlands, focusing on marine applications of hydrogen fuel cells.

Student racing team project at Delft University of Technology developing hydrogen fuel cell-powered racing vehicles. Now supported by Zuken's electrical CAD software to accelerate design and production.

One of Europe's first hydrogen-fueled residential projects in Delft, Netherlands. An existing home within a replica 1970s housing block was retrofitted to run entirely on hydrogen, connected to a local underground hydrogen network designed to operate as seamlessly as traditional natural gas systems.

Port operator and regional infrastructure authority focused on shipping, logistics, industrial land, and energy transition projects.

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A fuel identified alongside hydrogen as key for decarbonizing maritime transport, producible from natural gas (blue) or renewable electricity (green).

Methods to transport hydrogen, including liquefaction, compression, or conversion into carriers like organic H2 carriers or ammonia.

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

Development of the first green hydrogen corridor between the Port of Algeciras in Spain and the Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands, establishing a green hydrogen supply chain.

A partnership aimed at fostering tech standardization, trade cooperation, and policy alignment between the EU and South Korea in the clean hydrogen sector.

Hyundai's hydrogen fuel cell platform, encompassing third-generation systems and applications in commercial vehicles, rail, and stationary energy.

Hydrogen-powered buses showcased by Hyundai.

Hyundai's third-generation hydrogen fuel cell system, delivering 200 kW output and 60% efficiency, used in various applications.

Hydrogen-powered forklifts showcased by Hyundai.