The H2 MEET 2024 exhibition, held from September 25 to 27 at KINTEX in Goyang, showcased a wide range of groundbreaking hydrogen technologies, marking significant progress toward a global hydrogen economy. This year’s event highlighted advancements in hydrogen production, storage, and applications from major companies across the industry, driving the clean energy transition forward.
Hyundai Motor Group led the showcase with its HTWO Grid Solutions, which featured innovations like Waste-to-Hydrogen (W2H) and Plastic-to-Hydrogen (P2H) technologies. Their hydrogen-powered trucks, forklifts, and trams demonstrated the potential of hydrogen to decarbonize logistics and industrial operations.
Hylium Industries impressed attendees with its liquid hydrogen solutions, including a hydrogen liquefier and storage tanks that condense hydrogen to 1/800th of its volume, making transport and storage safer and more cost-effective. Additionally, their hydrogen drones and leak detection tape enhanced safety across hydrogen systems.
Hydrolux presented its HL Power 1K hydrogen storage system, which utilizes advanced storage alloys to boost efficiency and safety. Their hydrogen-powered forklifts and scooters are gaining traction in global markets.
HEPS introduced its advanced hydrogen fuel cell stacks designed for mobility and industrial applications. Their integrated thin carbon separator plates improve performance, while a software-based tracking system reduces maintenance costs.
HD Hyundai Infracore unveiled its next-generation hydrogen engines for large trucks and power generators. Their HX12 and HX22 engines, set for mass production by 2025, represent a major step toward decarbonizing the transport and energy sectors.
GHS showcased its cost-efficient Membrane Electrode Assembly (MEA) technology, designed to lower hydrogen production costs by 20-30%. Their focus on Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM) technology positions them as a key player in next-generation electrolysis systems.
Geumgang S&T presented Emerson’s valve monitoring systems, which provide real-time diagnostics to ensure the safe and efficient management of hydrogen systems. This technology is essential for preventing operational issues and reducing downtime.
Festo Korea highlighted their hydrogen automation solutions, including pneumatic and electric actuators for precise control in hydrogen production and storage. Their solutions enhance operational efficiency and safety.
Gyeonggi-do & GBSA emphasized regional innovation with advanced technologies like carbon dioxide conversion systems and fuel cell stacks designed for aviation and marine use, demonstrating their leadership in hydrogen research and development.
The diverse technologies showcased at H2 MEET 2024 underscore the growing momentum of the hydrogen sector. From breakthroughs in hydrogen engines to innovative storage solutions, the event highlights the transformative potential of hydrogen in achieving global decarbonization. These innovations are paving the way for a more sustainable future, cementing hydrogen’s role as a key energy source in the transition to a carbon-neutral world.
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