Hyundai Motor Group is leading the charge in clean energy with its innovative waste-to-hydrogen technology at its Georgia Metaplant, launching a fleet of 21 emission-free hydrogen fuel cell trucks for sustainable logistics. By transforming food scraps into energy, Hyundai aims to establish regional hydrogen hubs, enhancing energy independence and supporting a commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2045.
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