BEST and FLEX have announced a joint initiative to bring carbon-negative, high-efficiency hydrogen and power systems to America's steel industry. By combining BEST's carbon-negative HyEn+ system powered by Golu-H2 hydrogen production with FLEX's energy optimization strategies, the alliance aims to revolutionize steel production in the United States. With a focus on reducing carbon emissions, increasing efficiency, and promoting domestic power generation, the partners are offering a solution that is not only cleaner but also competitively advantageous. The initiative includes advanced technologies like carbon-negative hydrogen fuel, on-site power generation, waste heat recovery, and carbon capture and storage integration. This approach is designed to help the U.S. steel industry decarbonize while maintaining performance and profitability. FLEX's expertise in energy recovery and transition strategies complements BEST's innovative hydrogen production systems, providing a comprehensive and sustainable solution. The alliance is already planning deployment in key steel-producing regions, with a focus on scalability and modularity. By offering a way for domestic producers to lead on merit rather than relying on protective tariffs, the initiative aims to future-proof American steel production.