HD Hyundai Construction Equipment Trio Joins Ecosystem Restoration Project... Signs Conservation Agreement for Bukhansan

Three HD Hyundai construction machinery companies are actively participating in sustainable ecosystem restoration projects to realize carbon neutrality values.

On the 11th, the three HD Hyundai construction machinery companies announced that they signed a business agreement with the Korea National Park Service at the HD Hyundai Global R&D Center in Pangyo, Seongnam City, to preserve the ecology of the Uiryeong Trail in Bukhansan National Park.

On the 10th (Wednesday), HD Hyundai Construction Equipment Division and the Korea National Park Service held a business agreement ceremony for the ecological conservation of the Uiryeong Trail in Bukhansan National Park. (From left) Attendees including Choi Cheol-gon, CEO of HD Hyundai Construction Equipment; Jo Young-chul, CEO of HD Hyundai Site Solutions and HD Hyundai Infracore; Song Hyung-geun, Director of the Korea National Park Service; and Lee Dong-wook, CEO of HD Hyundai Site Solutions, are seen posing for a commemorative photo.

HD Hyundai Site Solutions, HD Hyundai Construction Equipment, and HD Hyundai Infracore will support 100 million KRW annually, totaling 500 million KRW by 2027, under this agreement. They will assist in the preservation and restoration of the Uiryeong Trail, including ▲backfilling and compacting eroded trails ▲ecological monitoring ▲strengthening the function of ecological corridors.

Additionally, employees will directly participate in removing invasive species that disrupt the ecosystem and conduct environmental cleanup activities. Various exploration services will also be provided, such as nature interpretation programs for citizens and safety classes for mountain wheelchairs for people with physical disabilities.

This agreement holds greater significance as a public-private cooperation to achieve carbon neutrality. The three HD Hyundai construction machinery companies plan to expand their ESG management activities through this national park conservation project.

Meanwhile, the three HD Hyundai construction machinery companies intend to gradually reduce their annual carbon emissions to achieve carbon neutrality at all global business sites by 2050, while also fulfilling the ‘RE100’ goal of sourcing 100% of their electricity from renewable energy.

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