Hyundai Motor has introduced a groundbreaking hydrogen storage solution for construction equipment, offering an alternative to diesel engines notorious for carbon dioxide emissions. The new storage tank enables longer operation times with its increased energy storage capacity of 12 hours, a significant improvement from the previous 5-hour capacity. This achievement was acknowledged through the IR52 Jang Young-sil Award. The key to this advancement lies in a metal material that facilitates hydrogen storage at low pressure, allowing for high-density storage. Unlike traditional high-pressure gas methods, this innovation enhances the amount of hydrogen that can be stored in the same volume, making it suitable for industrial applications like forklifts in logistics and construction. The metal hydrogen storage tank not only provides additional storage by serving as a weight for lifting heavy loads but also ensures safety in diverse environments, including extreme temperatures and remote locations. This technological breakthrough contributes to the promotion of hydrogen energy in the industrial sector, offering a more sustainable and efficient solution for powering equipment.