South Australia and Hyundai Engineering and Construction (Hyundai E&C) have solidified a significant partnership through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at Hyundai E&C’s headquarters in Seoul. The MoU outlines collaboration in renewables, hydrogen, housing, and infrastructure, opening doors for future investment projects and job creation in South Australia. Hyundai E&C, a renowned global player in construction and engineering with a vast portfolio, is set to leverage its expertise in renewables, including solar and wind farms, battery energy storage, offshore wind, hydrogen, and transmission and distribution networks. This aligns well with South Australia's ambitious goals of achieving 100% net renewables by 2027 and reducing net greenhouse gas emissions by at least 50% by 2030. The MoU also highlights opportunities for cooperation in the housing sector, where Hyundai E&C excels as a world leader. This strategic partnership not only strengthens South Australia's global reputation as a leader in the transition to net-zero but also underlines the state's attractiveness for major international players committed to decarbonisation. The collaboration is expected to create additional jobs and prosperity in South Australia while fostering closer engagement with South Korea. Hyundai E&C's NewEnergy Division expressed optimism about the partnership, emphasizing the potential for innovation in Australia's energy infrastructure and the stimulation of the state's economy. Overall, the MoU signifies a step towards green growth, innovation, and mutually beneficial partnerships that drive sustainable practices and economic development.