South Korea's army advances energy transition with microgrids and hydrogen

The South Korean Army is pursuing an energy transition built on microgrids and hydrogen, as growing adoption of AI and unmanned systems increases the military's reliance on electricity for combat capabilities.

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2026-11-02 02:34 · DigiTimes Asia
South Korea's army advances energy transition with microgrids, hydrogen

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