Hyundai Details Plan for Indonesia's First Waste-to-Hydrogen Project
The automaker partners with Pertamina and the Indonesian government to turn landfill waste into clean hydrogen, with infrastructure development targeted by 2027.
- Hyundai Motor Group has unveiled a roadmap for its first overseas waste-to-hydrogen initiative at the Global Hydrogen Ecosystem Summit 2025 in Jakarta.
- The project will utilize biogas from the Sarimukti landfill in West Java, which processes 80% of Bandung's daily waste, to produce clean hydrogen.
- The initiative is a collaboration between Hyundai, Indonesia's Pertamina Holdings, and the Indonesian government to establish a local hydrogen ecosystem.
- Construction of key infrastructure, including hydrogen reformers and fueling stations, is expected to begin this year, with completion aimed for 2027.
- This marks Hyundai's first international expansion of its waste-to-hydrogen technology, supporting Indonesia's energy independence and waste management efforts.
