Hyundai Steel Deepens Future Energy Certification
Hyundai Steel is partnering with DNV (Det Norske Veritas), a global classification and certification body, to accelerate the performance verification of energy-grade steel and the expansion of its international certification framework.On August 10, Hyundai Steel signed the “Memorandum of Understandi
Hyundai Steel has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with DNV, a global classification and certification body, to establish a certification system for future energy steel and welding technology. The partnership was signed on August 10 at DNV's Korea headquarters in Busan, with key representatives from both companies in attendance.
The collaboration aims to develop performance evaluation and verification technologies for steel materials used in the transportation and storage of future energy sources, including ammonia and hydrogen. The core focus will be on creating testing and evaluation methods that consider actual vessel operation and storage conditions, as well as ensuring the reliability of welded joints.
By expanding the certification framework in alignment with international standards, the partnership seeks to gain a technological edge in the global market. Hyundai Steel will handle testing and analysis of steel and welded joints, leveraging its research infrastructure and material development capabilities. DNV will contribute its expertise in international standards and certification to set evaluation criteria and provide technical support.
This strategic partnership is a proactive approach to address evolving energy market demands, ensuring the safety and reliability of materials used in offshore plants and shipbuilding. Hyundai Steel aims to build technological competitiveness across the entire product development, performance evaluation, and certification process.
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