Utility, a Houston-based company specializing in clean hydrogen solutions, has appointed Parker Meeks as its new CEO to lead the global commercialization of its H2Gen® systems. Meeks, known for his strategic growth experience, will focus on transitioning hard-to-abate industries to clean hydrogen technology. The company, backed by Ara Partners and other investors, aims to leverage Meeks' leadership to drive commercial deployment and growth. Meeks' background includes successful technology commercialization at Hyzon and leadership roles in various industries. His appointment comes at a pivotal time for Utility as it moves from technology demonstration to commercialization. The company's scalable H2Gen systems are designed to provide clean hydrogen solutions across multiple markets including mobility, data centers, and heavy industry. Ara Partners, a global private equity firm supporting Utility, expressed confidence in Meeks' ability to drive the company's full-scale commercialization. Meeks will succeed Claus Nussgruber, who will transition to a strategic advisory role. Nussgruber's tenure saw significant advancements in technology and operational milestones, laying a solid groundwork for Meeks' leadership. Utility's mission is to enable decarbonization in hard-to-abate sectors like steel, mobility, and others through its innovative H2Gen systems. The company's approach focuses on utilizing off-gases to produce clean hydrogen efficiently. With Meeks at the helm, Utility is poised to further its market presence and contribute to global energy transition efforts.