Jeju Island, part of South Korea, showcased its commitment to accelerating energy transformation towards carbon neutrality during the 25th World Knowledge Forum. Governor Oh Young-hoon highlighted the importance of transitioning to clean energy, with a specific focus on hydrogen as a vital element in achieving carbon neutrality by 2035. The forum, themed 'Innovative Carbon Neutrality, Energy Transformation,' gathered key figures including UN representatives, industry leaders, and academics to discuss strategies for sustainable development. Jeju's plan includes increasing renewable energy capacity, producing green hydrogen, and implementing hydrogen technologies in transportation. By creating a 'Green Hydrogen Energy City' by 2030, Jeju aims to lead the way in sustainable practices and combatting climate change. The vision for Jeju's 2035 carbon neutrality not only aligns with South Korea's goals but also serves as a global example for addressing environmental challenges and securing a sustainable future.