In Woodinville, Washington, Modern Hydrogen, in collaboration with Puget Sound Energy, is pioneering a new era of de-carbonization in industrial processes by leveraging hydrogen fuel. While many experts argue that de-carbonization is unattainable solely through electricity, Modern Hydrogen introduces a groundbreaking approach by utilizing natural gas to create hydrogen fuel and solid carbon derivatives like asphalt. CEO Tony Pan emphasizes the indispensability of high-temperature capabilities in industries like cement and paper production, asserting that electrification is currently impractical for such processes. The company's innovative solution retains existing natural gas infrastructure while offering a cleaner energy alternative, aligning with the goal of de-carbonization. Furthermore, Modern Hydrogen's strategy extends to enabling the utilization of hydrogen in internal combustion engines, enhancing efficiency and performance akin to traditional gasoline and diesel vehicles. With contracts already secured in Florida and Oregon, Modern Hydrogen's approach not only addresses environmental concerns but also emphasizes the importance of maintaining and repurposing existing energy infrastructure for sustainable energy solutions.