Seoul – November 04, 2026 -- Hyundai Motor Group opened an exhibition at World Hydrogen Expo 2026 spanning hydrogen production, mobility and urban and industrial applications, led by modular PEM electrolysis systems scalable to the megawatt level.
The expo runs November 4-6 at KINTEX in Goyang, Korea. It draws about 190 companies and organizations from 12 countries to an exhibition, a global conference and business partnership programs. This year's theme is 'Hydrogen Moves to Market: Making Bankable Projects Work.'
The Group has organized its booth under its HTWO hydrogen brand and business platform around three themes: production infrastructure, mobility, and integrated hydrogen ecosystems for cities and industries. Vice Chair Jaehoon Chang toured the Group's booth and those of other participants on opening day to review the technologies on display.
Hyundai pairs modular PEM electrolysis with waste-to-hydrogen for production
The Group is presenting two production approaches: modular polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) electrolysis and locally integrated waste-to-hydrogen (W2H) solutions. Both are positioned as capabilities for large-scale hydrogen production.
Hyundai's mobility display covers passenger, commercial and rail applications
The mobility exhibit spans passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles (CV) and rail. It also covers advanced fuel cell systems, CV operation, fleet management and automated refueling.
Hyundai maps hydrogen ecosystems for Saemangeum AI Valley and industrial hubs
The Group is showing scenarios that link hydrogen production and use based on local energy resources, infrastructure and demand. They cover cities, ports, logistics operations, manufacturing sites and future cities, including Saemangeum AI Valley and key industrial hubs. The Group says it is advancing investment and global collaboration alongside these scenarios.