Hyundai Motor Co.'s plant in Georgia, United States, is making strides towards sustainability by running its internal logistics operations using hydrogen. The South Korean automaker is focusing on building a sustainable energy future around hydrogen, with efforts like testing domestic production of hydrogen fuel using biogas from food scraps. The company's Metaplant facility in Georgia, which produces electric vehicles and batteries, has introduced hydrogen fuel-cell trucks for its operations. Jim Park, Hyundai's head of commercial vehicles and hydrogen business development for North America, highlighted the advantages of using hydrogen, such as reduced range anxiety and increased energy density. Hyundai's initiatives in Georgia demonstrate a commitment to environmentally friendly practices and sustainable energy solutions.