Utility Global, a prominent clean hydrogen leader based in the United States, has teamed up with Hanwha Corporation to conduct a Pre-FEED study for implementing its proprietary H2Gen® system at wastewater treatment plants in South Korea. The partnership aims to explore the feasibility of constructing a hydrogen production plant that utilizes biogas from South Korean wastewater facilities as a feedstock for Utility's H2Gen system. This initiative will contribute to South Korea's hydrogen-powered mobility sector and other clean energy applications. Utility's CEO, Parker Meeks, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, highlighting the significance of entering South Korea's growing hydrogen market. The Chief Commercial Officer, Dr. Vladimir Novak, emphasized the commercial potential of the H2Gen system globally, focusing on providing cost-effective and clean hydrogen for various energy applications. The Pre-FEED study will lay the groundwork for a basic design package, enabling Hanwha to make informed decisions about adopting the H2Gen system for hydrogen production. Hanwha Corporation views hydrogen production from biogas as an eco-friendly energy solution aligned with the country's green energy policy. This collaboration with Utility is expected to support Hanwha's goal of eco-friendly infrastructure development. Utility Global's H2Gen technology, known for producing low-to-negative carbon intensity hydrogen from industrial off-gases and biogases, offers a practical and cost-effective decarbonization solution. The company's modular and scalable systems empower industrial clients to convert low-value inputs into high-value clean energy, contributing to both business and sustainability objectives.