Approtium, a leading hydrogen production and sales company in South Korea, recently conducted emergency response training to prepare for fires caused by ammonia and hydrogen leaks. The training included scenarios that reflected real-life situations, such as dispatching a response team immediately after an accident and coordinating with external agencies. Approtium plans to leverage training videos for analysis to enhance its emergency response capabilities. Moreover, the company is set to introduce a virtual reality (VR) training program that will allow for repeated practice of emergency procedures in simulated disaster scenarios. An official from Approtium expressed the commitment to improving the emergency response skills of executives and employees through ongoing training and practical exercises. Following an acquisition by Macquarie Asset Management Group, Approtium was recognized for its workplace safety standards with an S grade in the Process Safety Management evaluation by the Ministry of Employment and Labor. The company's dedication to safety and continuous improvement indicates a positive outlook for its emergency response preparedness and overall operational efficiency.