Utility, a leader in clean hydrogen solutions, has achieved a groundbreaking milestone by successfully operating its H2Gen system at a major steel plant in North America. This system produced hydrogen using steel plant off-gas in a single process step, without the need for electricity, showcasing its economic viability. The H2Gen system offers a solution to the steel industry's energy transition challenges by enabling on-site hydrogen production with a compact footprint and delivering enriched CO₂ for cost-effective carbon capture. With over 3,000 hours of successful operation, it has proven to be a reliable and commercially ready pathway for heavy industries like steel, biogas-to-hydrogen, and power. Utility's CEO, Parker Meeks, emphasized the significance of this achievement in decarbonizing hard-to-abate industries and highlighted the system's compatibility with existing infrastructure. The system's flexibility, operational efficiency, and scalability make it a cost-effective solution for clean hydrogen production in steel manufacturing and other challenging sectors. Utility's H2Gen system is revolutionizing the steel industry's approach to clean energy, with the potential to drive a global shift towards sustainable industrial practices.