Hyundai Motor Group and Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, have entered into a collaborative research agreement to enhance joint research efforts in sustainable energy and manufacturing solutions. This partnership, spanning three years, will focus on hydrogen energy and advanced energy systems to work towards achieving carbon neutrality. The collaboration aims to leverage Hyundai Motor's advanced energy technologies to develop alternative energy sources suitable for Singapore's needs. Key areas of research include the adoption of hydrogen production technologies such as plastic-to-hydrogen and waste-to-hydrogen systems. The partnership also seeks to develop advanced energy systems that are easy to install and ensure high safety levels, crucial for achieving carbon neutrality in urban settings like Singapore. Additionally, the Corporate Lab Program will delve into innovative manufacturing domains like AI, robotics, and 3D printing. The joint effort between Hyundai Motor Group and NTU signifies a commitment to advancing sustainable mobility solutions and innovative technologies. NTU's Vice President expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, highlighting the university's strengths in sustainable energy, AI, robotics, and materials, aimed at developing transformative solutions for Singapore and beyond.