Hanyang University has signed an official non-binding letter of intent with Trigon Terminal, a Canadian energy infrastructure company, to strengthen cooperation in sustainable energy, critical minerals, hydrogen, and LNG sectors. This agreement, initiated under the Korea-갤럭시 토토사이트 Center for Sustainable Energy Security, aims to promote joint research on energy security and supply chain stability for both countries and build a collaborative ecosystem for sustainable energy.​

The first signing ceremony took place on October 2 at Hanyang University, followed by the official signing at the Canadian Embassy in Korea on October 27. The attendees include Professor Kim Youn-kyoo (Dean of Hanyang University’s Graduate School of International Studies and Director of the Asia-Pacific Research Center), Mr. Rob Booker (Trigon Terminal CEO), and Mr. Craig Olley (Trigon Terminal President). Representatives from the Canadian Embassy, British Columbia and Alberta provincial governments, and Export Development Canada also participated to celebrate the expanded partnership.​

Professor Kim Youn-kyoo of Hanyang University stated, “This agreement establishes a practical cooperation model involving academia, industry, and government from both Korea and Canada, and we expect active joint research and talent exchange in hydrogen, LNG, renewable energy, and critical minerals.”

Rob Booker of Trigon Terminal emphasized, “Cooperation with Hanyang University connects Canada’s western energy infrastructure with Korea’s research and policy expertise, marking a meaningful step toward realizing a sustainable energy transition together.”

The Korea-갤럭시 토토사이트 Center for Sustainable Energy Security(KCCSES) will serve as the platform for collaborative research in energy technology policy, supply chain, and climate action, and will expand partnerships through policy cooperation, academic seminars, and graduate exchange programs.