Hyundai's Jaehoon Chang Appointed Co-Chair of Hydrogen Council for Global Expansion
Key Ideas
- Hyundai's CEO Jaehoon Chang appointed as Co-Chair of the Hydrogen Council, focusing on unlocking demand and global trade in the hydrogen sector.
- Hyundai's extensive experience in hydrogen, from mass-produced FCEVs to complete value chain solutions, positions them as a key player in the energy transition.
- The transition in leadership from Kawasaki Heavy Industries to Hyundai at the Hydrogen Council's CEO event in Berlin signals a renewed commitment to collaboration and progress in the industry.
Hyundai Motor Company's President and CEO Jaehoon Chang has been appointed as the new Co-Chair of the Hydrogen Council, alongside Sanjiv Lamba of Linde. The Council, which held its annual CEO event in Berlin, Germany, focuses on advancing the hydrogen sector globally. Hyundai, a founding member of the Council, has been a pioneer in the hydrogen space, with achievements like mass-producing fuel cell electric vehicles and leading in sales. Beyond mobility, Hyundai is committed to the entire hydrogen value chain, offering solutions in production, storage, transportation, and utilization. Jaehoon Chang's appointment marks a shift from the leadership of Yoshinori Kanehana from Kawasaki Heavy Industries, signaling a new phase of development and collaboration within the Council. The event in Berlin brought together over 200 CEOs and senior executives to discuss progress and reinforce their dedication to driving the industry forward.