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Doosan Merges Units to Boost Hydrogen Business

Anela DoksoBy Anela Dokso20/12/20242 Mins Read
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Doosan Group is making a strategic move to merge two of its subsidiaries, Doosan Mobility Innovation and Doosan Fuel Cell Power, in an effort to enhance its hydrogen business operations.

The company aims to focus on developing hydrogen-powered solutions and capitalize on the growing demand for sustainable energy sources. This merger is part of Doosan’s broader plan to expand its presence in the renewable energy sector and align its business activities with global trends towards eco-friendly technologies.

The merged entity will combine Doosan Mobility Innovation’s expertise in drone technology with Doosan Fuel Cell Power’s capabilities in hydrogen-based energy solutions. This synergy is expected to accelerate the development of hydrogen-powered products, such as drones and other mobility devices, which can operate without conventional fossil fuels. By leveraging the strengths of both subsidiaries, Doosan aims to foster innovation and expedite the commercialization of hydrogen technology.

Doosan’s decision to merge these divisions signals its commitment to investing in environmentally sustainable technologies. The company recognizes the potential of hydrogen as a clean energy source and is poised to provide solutions that can meet the increasing demand for renewable energy across various industries. This strategic merger is anticipated to not only enhance Doosan’s competitive edge in the market but also contribute to the global pursuit of carbon neutrality.

The move also aligns with South Korea’s national hydrogen strategy, which aims to position the country as a leading player in the hydrogen economy. By enhancing its capabilities in hydrogen technology, Doosan is set to play a significant role in achieving these national goals. The merger exemplifies how businesses are adapting to meet the challenges of climate change and energy sustainability.

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