Hyundai Motor CEO Jaehoon Chang Takes the Helm as Hydrogen Council Co-Chair
June 18, 2024, 9:39 pm
Hyundai Motor Company President and CEO Jaehoon Chang appointed as Co-Chair of the Hydrogen Council, solidifying Hyundai's commitment to hydrogen technology and global energy transition.
Hyundai Motor CEO Jaehoon Chang has been named as the new Co-Chair of the Hydrogen Council, a significant move that highlights Hyundai's dedication to advancing hydrogen technology and promoting a sustainable energy future.
Chang's appointment comes at a crucial time as the Hydrogen Council focuses on unlocking the potential demand for a global hydrogen economy and creating a framework for international trade and investment.
Hyundai Motor has a long-standing history of innovation in the hydrogen sector, dating back to the establishment of its Fuel Cell research and development division in 1998. The company has achieved numerous milestones, including the independent development of a fuel cell stack in 2004 and the world's first mass production of a Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) in 2013.
Under Chang's leadership, Hyundai Motor has continued to strengthen its position in the hydrogen market, with the mass production of the NEXO FCEV in 2018 and the XCIENT Fuel Cell heavy-duty truck in 2020.
Chang's vision for Hyundai's hydrogen future was showcased at CES 2024, where the company unveiled plans to expand its HTWO hydrogen fuel cell system. This comprehensive approach covers the entire hydrogen value chain, from production to utilization, solidifying Hyundai's position as a leader in the hydrogen ecosystem.
In his new role as Co-Chair of the Hydrogen Council, Chang will collaborate with fellow industry leaders to drive innovation and accelerate the deployment of hydrogen technologies on a global scale.
Chang's appointment as Co-Chair of the Hydrogen Council underscores Hyundai's ongoing commitment to advancing the hydrogen economy and promoting sustainable energy solutions. His leadership will play a crucial role in shaping the future of hydrogen technology and driving the transition towards a cleaner, greener energy landscape.
Hyundai Motor CEO Jaehoon Chang has been named as the new Co-Chair of the Hydrogen Council, a significant move that highlights Hyundai's dedication to advancing hydrogen technology and promoting a sustainable energy future.
Chang's appointment comes at a crucial time as the Hydrogen Council focuses on unlocking the potential demand for a global hydrogen economy and creating a framework for international trade and investment.
Hyundai Motor has a long-standing history of innovation in the hydrogen sector, dating back to the establishment of its Fuel Cell research and development division in 1998. The company has achieved numerous milestones, including the independent development of a fuel cell stack in 2004 and the world's first mass production of a Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) in 2013.
Under Chang's leadership, Hyundai Motor has continued to strengthen its position in the hydrogen market, with the mass production of the NEXO FCEV in 2018 and the XCIENT Fuel Cell heavy-duty truck in 2020.
Chang's vision for Hyundai's hydrogen future was showcased at CES 2024, where the company unveiled plans to expand its HTWO hydrogen fuel cell system. This comprehensive approach covers the entire hydrogen value chain, from production to utilization, solidifying Hyundai's position as a leader in the hydrogen ecosystem.
In his new role as Co-Chair of the Hydrogen Council, Chang will collaborate with fellow industry leaders to drive innovation and accelerate the deployment of hydrogen technologies on a global scale.
Chang's appointment as Co-Chair of the Hydrogen Council underscores Hyundai's ongoing commitment to advancing the hydrogen economy and promoting sustainable energy solutions. His leadership will play a crucial role in shaping the future of hydrogen technology and driving the transition towards a cleaner, greener energy landscape.