ExxonMobil in Baytown, Texas, has made a significant breakthrough in decarbonizing the chemical industry by successfully demonstrating a next-generation hydrogen burner for steam crackers that can operate on up to 100% hydrogen fuel. This revolutionary technology achieved a remarkable 90% reduction in direct CO2 emissions, marking a crucial milestone in reducing emissions from key industries. The company plans to further implement these hydrogen-capable burners in additional steam cracking furnaces to scale up the use of hydrogen in production processes. Furthermore, ExxonMobil aims to produce low carbon intensity hydrogen by capturing and storing over 98% of the CO2 emissions associated with its production, ensuring a more sustainable approach to manufacturing. By showcasing the potential of hydrogen in reducing emissions, ExxonMobil hopes to inspire other manufacturers to make the switch, thereby decreasing the carbon footprint of essential products like food packaging, car parts, and medical equipment. The advanced burner technology developed by ExxonMobil not only handles the challenges posed by high concentrations of hydrogen but also reflects their commitment to innovation and sustainability. With this successful demonstration, ExxonMobil leads the way in leveraging hydrogen for emissions reduction in the chemical industry, setting a positive example for future environmental initiatives.