At the Singapore-Korea Business Forum, Hyundai Motor Group signed a collaborative research agreement with Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in the field of new energy, focusing on hydrogen energy and advanced energy systems. The partnership aims to advance towards carbon neutrality through joint research over three years, leveraging Hyundai's advanced energy technologies. The collaboration will explore the adoption of innovative hydrogen production technologies like Plastic-to-Hydrogen and Waste-to-Hydrogen systems, which utilize organic waste and non-recyclable plastic for hydrogen production. The research will also focus on developing advanced energy solutions tailored for urban environments like Singapore, emphasizing easy installation and high safety levels for achieving carbon neutrality. Moreover, a tripartite Corporate Lab Program will be established with NTU and A*STAR for collaborative research in AI, robotics, and 3D printing, aiming to drive innovation in manufacturing domains. The partnership between Hyundai Motor Group and NTU underscores the importance of industry collaboration in developing sustainable solutions for carbon neutrality, reflecting the commitment to address real-world issues through innovative technologies and academic-industry partnerships.