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Green Walking Challenge: Doosan Fuel Cell, an eco-friendly energy company, holds the Green Walking Challenge annually to build an in-house eco-friendly culture. The Green Walking Challenge is an eco-friendly social contribution activity that converts the total number of steps accumulated during the campaign into an amount of money and contributes to environmental organizations.
Biodiversity Conservation Project: Doosan Fuel Cell signed a memorandum of understanding with the National Institute of Ecology’s Endangered Species Restoration Center to collaborate on “biodiversity conservation and the restoration of endangered species.” The donations raised through the Green Walking Challenge were used to transplant Dendrobium moniliforme (classified as Class II endangered wild species in Korea) in the Saemangeum area of Gunsan, where our plant is located. Doosan Fuel Cell will continue monitoring the restoration of Dendrobium moniliforme and pursue ongoing biodiversity conservation efforts.
Sponsorship and Volunteer Activities “Dailoum Free Meal Food Truck”: Doosan Fuel Cell, whose headquarters and factory are located in Iksan-si, Jeollabuk-do, is supporting the "Daihumi Bobcha(Food Bank)" in Iksan to improve community welfare. The "Daihumi Bobcha" is a food truck that provides free meals by visiting those who are struggling with the lack access to food in low income areas. Doosan Fuel Cell has signed a sponsorship agreement with Iksan City to donate operation expenses, and employees and employers participate as volunteers on the third Wednesday of every month to help distribute food.
Young Career Support Project: In 2024, Doosan Fuel Cell signed an agreement with ChildFund Korea’s Jeonbuk Regional Headquarters to launch a Young Carer support project in Iksan, where its plant is located. "Young Carers" refers to children who care for parents with disabilities or serious illnesses, or children in grandparent-headed or single-parent households who must take on the role of de facto head of household and shoulder the family’s livelihood.
To alleviate the burdens of housing, healthcare, and education for these children, Doosan Fuel Cell is providing support of KRW 10 million per child annually. Rather than offering a onetime donation, this is a long-term support program designed to ensure the stable growth and independence of young carers.
Energy Efficiency Improvement Project for Child Welfare Facilities: Through the Community Chest of Korea, Doosan Fuel Cell has delivered donations voluntarily raised by our employees to the Korea Association of Group Homes for Children and Youth. These donations are used for the energy efficiency improvement project.
The project aims to improve air quality, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, prevent safety accidents, and enhance residential welfare by replacing outdated boilers and gas ranges in social welfare facilities (group homes) with eco-friendly and safe appliances.