Hyundai Motor Co. has announced the completion of the H Jeju Moving Station, a mobile hydrogen charging facility located at the Carbon-Free Island Energy Future Center in Gujwa-eup, Jeju Island, South Korea. This station marks Hyundai's second mobile hydrogen charging facility in the country, with the first one being the H Gwangjin Moving Station situated in Seoul's Gwangjin District. What sets the H Jeju Moving Station apart is its utilization of green hydrogen, produced through renewable sources such as wind power. The hydrogen used at the station is sourced from the Haengwon Wind Farm on Jeju Island. This mobile charging facility is designed to support Hyundai Motor's 25-ton truck Xcient and has the capacity to fuel up to 20 Nexo hydrogen-electric vehicles at a 50% charge level. During the opening ceremony on November 1, Hyundai Motor also presented hydrogen buses and hydrogen-powered garbage trucks that are set to operate on the island. This initiative not only showcases Hyundai's dedication to eco-friendly solutions but also underlines the importance of developing hydrogen infrastructure in South Korea and promoting sustainable transportation. The H Jeju Moving Station signifies a step towards a greener future, emphasizing the potential of green hydrogen as a clean energy source in the country's efforts toward carbon neutrality.