Hyundai Steel Strengthens Competitiveness of Steel for Future Energy with Classification Society DNV
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Hyundai Steel Strengthens Competitiveness of Steel for Future Energy with Classification Society DNV
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jang Bo-in = Hyundai Steel partners with global classification society DNV to strengthen technological competitiveness in steel materials applied to the energy transportation and storage sector...
Hyundai Steel is partnering with DNV, a global classification and certification organization that conducts inspection, certification, and develops international standards for ships, offshore plants, and the energy sector, to verify the performance of steel used for the transportation and storage of energy, such as ammonia and hydrogen, and to establish an international certification system. On the 10th, Hyundai Steel signed a "Memorandum of Unde…
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Hyundai Steel Deepens Future Energy Certification
(From left) Kwon Tae-woo, Executive Director and Head of the Product Development Center at Hyundai Steel; Moon Young-hwan, Head of the Technology Development Support Division at DNV Korea Maritime (provided by Hyundai Steel) 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…
[Digital Daily Reporter Kim Yoo-jin] Hyundai Steel is partnering with the global classification and certification organization DNV to strengthen the technological competitiveness of core steel materials used in eco-friendly energy transportation and storage, and to secure international certifications. Hyundai Steel announced on the 11th that it signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with DNV on the 10th at the DNV Classification Division's …
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