The recent H2 MEET 2024 held in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, saw Hyundai Infracore's hydrogen engine HX12 being recognized with the top award by the Korea Automobile Journalists Association. This hydrogen engine, designed for 11-liter-class vehicles, stood out due to its exceptional maximum output and torque, positioning it ahead of its competitors. The HX12 also offers the advantage of being easily retrofitted onto existing internal combustion engine platforms, enhancing its versatility. Hyundai Infracore is gearing up for mass production of these hydrogen engines for trucks by the second half of 2025. In addition to Hyundai's success, Kolon Industries' moisture control device for fuel cells and Approtium's ammonia cracking equipment were also lauded at the event. Kolon Industries' device plays a crucial role in maximizing the efficiency and durability of hydrogen fuel cell systems, while Approtium's ammonia cracking technology allows for the production of hydrogen by decomposing liquefied ammonia. The positive feedback received by Approtium at the exhibition, along with its collaboration with Denmark's Topsoe, underscores the global effort to accelerate the availability of clean hydrogen. The event featured over 300 companies and organizations from 24 countries, showcasing a wide array of hydrogen-related technologies and innovations. The exhibition attracted around 41,000 visitors across the three-day period, highlighting the growing interest and developments in the hydrogen industry on a global scale.