Hyundai Motor is actively engaging in the Korea-Japan parliamentary association's visit to Japan this week, focusing on establishing a robust hydrogen network and fostering collaboration in the hydrogen industry. The event, organized by the parliamentary association, is set to enhance the relationship between Korea and Japan in the clean energy sector. Discussions during the visit will center around standardized hydrogen technology, testing projects such as ammonia cracking, and the incorporation of competitive hydrogen-related components. The ultimate goal is to create a flourishing global hydrogen industry ecosystem. Lawmakers from both countries will work on unifying certification standards for clean hydrogen, advancing hydrogen charging technology, and developing innovative hydrogen production methods. This cooperative effort aims to accelerate the progress of joint legislation and policy development to invigorate the hydrogen industries of both nations. Hyundai Motor, a key participant, sees this collaboration as a means to capitalize on the advanced hydrogen technologies of Korea and Japan to establish a mutually beneficial strategic partnership. The company's commitment to hydrogen innovation is evident through the development of initiatives like the Initium, a pioneering hydrogen fuel cell concept car unveiled in November 2024.