Utility Global, Inc. has introduced the innovative eXERO platform as a revolutionary technology for hydrogen production using renewable energy. Unlike conventional electrolyzers, the eXERO reactor does not require external electricity for electrolysis. Instead, it leverages the overpotential between different gas compositions at the system anode to drive the conversion of variable gas streams into hydrogen and synthesis gas on-site. This groundbreaking technology, developed by Utility Global, facilitates the reduction and oxidation of gases without the need for any external current. One of the key advantages of the eXERO platform is its versatility in utilizing a wide range of waste gases, including those with dilute or variable concentrations. This feature enables the direct production of high-purity hydrogen without the necessity of additional purification steps, making it a cost-effective and efficient solution for hydrogen generation. Utility Global, in collaboration with the Colorado School of Mines and Stelco, has secured funding to further advance and commercialize the eXERO platform. The proprietary ceramic reactor will undergo rigorous testing at the Colorado Fuel Cell Center, evaluating its performance under various temperatures and pressures. Additionally, field trials at a steelmaking site in Ontario aim to demonstrate the eXERO reactor's capability to process blast-furnace gas and produce high-purity hydrogen. The eXERO technology is not limited to steelmaking applications; it can also accommodate waste-gas streams from diverse industries such as petroleum refining, biodigesters, and ammonia or CO2 processing. The ongoing development and testing of the eXERO platform signify a significant step towards sustainable and efficient hydrogen production, contributing to the advancement of green technologies and economic growth.