Hyundai Engineering has proclaimed a new value system of 'organically connecting space and energy' for the first time in 52 years since its foundation, officially formalizing its transformation into a future 'core player in the energy value chain'. At the 'Value System Declaration Ceremony' held at its headquarters in Gyedong, Jongno-gu, Seoul on July 30, 2026, the company unveiled its new identity as 'Creating a better life with our technology on the path connecting space and energy' and presented future business directions to lead the next 50 years.
This value system declaration goes beyond a simple change in corporate vision, encompassing a strong determination to implement a sustainable future by integrating next-generation energy technologies with existing core business capabilities in architecture and plants. As a 'core player leading the evolution of the energy value chain,' the company plans to focus on organically connecting space and energy and providing integrated value to customers and society across the entire value chain from energy production, storage, operation, and utilization.
Hyundai Engineering is indeed showing swift action to realize this vision. In May 2026, it broke ground on a solar power plant in Hillsboro, Texas, USA. This project is expected to stably supply renewable energy to Hyundai Motor Group's North American factories and play a crucial role in the era of eco-friendly energy transition.
Furthermore, the company is expanding its portfolio into next-generation energy business fields including SMRs (Small Modular Reactors), nuclear fusion, hydrogen, and solar power. In particular, while developing eco-friendly energy solutions to respond to the surging power demand of AI data centers, and accelerating low-carbon plant business strengthening, the company is adopting a policy to secure core technological leadership in the rapidly changing energy paradigm. This is interpreted as a strategy to transcend the limitations of existing construction companies, discover new growth engines, and secure differentiated competitiveness in the global energy market.