Uljin County in South Korea, under the leadership of Governor Son Byeong-bok, is setting ambitious goals to position itself as a central city of hydrogen energy by 2040. The county aims to revitalize the local economy, enhance settlement conditions, and bolster tourism welfare. Uljin-gun was chosen as a candidate site for the Nuclear Hydrogen National Industrial Complex, marking a significant milestone in its hydrogen-centric development plans. As part of the hydrogen city development project, the county will receive substantial investments to expand hydrogen infrastructure, introduce hydrogen mobility options like buses and cars, and deploy hydrogen fuel cells for electricity and heat supply to local businesses. Uljin County is also focusing on tourism development, agricultural improvements, welfare programs, and settlement condition enhancements to create a more prosperous and pleasant environment for its residents. With a new transportation network on the horizon and a vision for sustainable regional development, Uljin is poised for a hydrogen-powered future with a strong commitment to community participation and cooperation.