Korea University of Energy Science and Samyang Corporation Sign Research Agreement on Hydrogen Energy and Secondary Batteries

Korea University of Energy and Technology signed a business agreement with Samyang Corporation on the 22nd to collaborate on research and development of hydrogen energy and secondary batteries. Photo by Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Cho Hyung-joo] Korea Energy Technology University (President Yoon Eui-jun·KENTECH) announced on the 23rd that it signed a business agreement with Samyang Corporation (CEOs Song Ja-ryang, Kang Ho-sung, hereinafter Samyang) on the 22nd.

This business agreement focuses on successful R&D cooperation in the fields of hydrogen energy and secondary batteries, including ▲research cooperation in hydrogen energy and secondary batteries ▲exchange of materials and information related to research and development ▲discovery of joint R&D topics and joint promotion of national research projects ▲personnel exchange for research and educational cooperation.

Lee Sang-yoon, CTO of Samyang, stated, "To secure future core technologies early and respond to eco-friendly and ESG trends, we will actively cooperate with external research institutions and companies to continuously promote open innovation."

Park Jin-ho, Vice President of Research at KENTECH, expressed his thoughts, saying, "Through this business agreement, we will support Samyang's entry into future businesses and establish a win-win type industry-academia cooperation role model that promotes KENTECH's new business discovery-oriented R&D in the fields of hydrogen and secondary batteries."

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