Hyundai Steel to Develop Eco-Friendly Steel Technology Targeting Future Energy Markets
Hyundai Steel has joined forces with DNV, a global classification society, to lead the future energy industry. On the 10th, the two companies signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) at DNV's Korea headquarters in Busan for the 'establishment of a certification system for future energy steel and welding technology and joint technology development.'
This agreement was established to develop essential materials required for building eco-friendly energy infrastructure, which is becoming increasingly important worldwide. Through this collaboration, Hyundai Steel plans to enhance the quality of high-performance steel used in future energy facilities, such as offshore wind turbines and hydrogen storage facilities, and secure international certification standards.
DNV is a world-renowned certification body in the maritime and energy sectors. Hyundai Steel intends to leverage DNV's professional technical support and certification system to ensure its products become more competitive in the global energy market. In particular, securing technical capabilities that satisfy stringent international standards is the core objective of this partnership.
This MOU demonstrates Hyundai Steel's commitment to moving beyond simple steel manufacturing and leaping forward as a customized material supplier necessary for the era of future energy transition. Moving forward, the two companies are expected to develop next-generation energy steel technology through joint research and further strengthen their position in the global market.