Größte Abfall-zu-Wasserstoff-Anlage der Welt mit einer jährlichen Produktion von 30.000 Tonnen eingeweiht | Hyundai Engineering möchte zur Nachhaltigkeit beitragen, indem es Plastikmüll in Wasserstoff umwandelt und so den Übergang zu einer Wasserstoffgesellschaft beschleunigt.

From the article: Seoul, South Korea, Sept 26: Hyundai has unveiled its organic waste in hydrogen and plastic waste in hydrogen turning facilities for the first time at the H2 Mobility Energy Environment Technology (MEET) conference held in Seoul from September 25 to 27.

Both plants combined will produce more than 30,000 tons of hydrogen annually, making it the world’s largest facility in its field.

Known as the HTWO Grid solution, Hyundai Motor Group aims to lead the growth of its hydrogen business by connecting the entire value chain from production to utilization starting from the new facilities.

Organic wastes such as food waste, sewage sludge, and livestock manure generate large quantities of methane, which causes global warming issues.

Waste-to-hydrogen prevents global warming by utilizing such methane and creates new industrial value through hydrogen as an eco-friendly energy.

The waste-to-hydrogen takes organic waste and breaks it down with microorganisms in anaerobic digestion.