Utility Global, Inc. has achieved a significant milestone in the sustainable production of hydrogen by successfully operating the H2Gen system at a major steel plant in North America. This system is the world's first to produce hydrogen using steel plant off-gas in a single process step, without the need for electricity. By addressing the energy transition hurdles faced by the steel industry, the H2Gen system offers a commercially available, cost-effective solution that can effectively reduce the carbon footprint of steel production. The system's success lies in its ability to produce hydrogen from water using industrial off-gases, such as blast furnace gas, and provide enriched CO2 for carbon capture, all while maintaining operational efficiency. With successful real-world project results showcasing consistent hydrogen production, seamless integration, robust performance, and scalability, Utility's H2Gen system is positioned as a promising technology for decarbonizing hard-to-abate industries like steelmaking. CEO Parker Meeks highlights the system's economic and modular nature, emphasizing its potential to accelerate the adoption of clean hydrogen solutions globally.