At CERAWeek in Houston, Utility, a leader in clean hydrogen solutions, announced a groundbreaking achievement in clean hydrogen production using blast furnace gas without electricity. This innovation presents a commercially viable and scalable solution for heavy industries like steel manufacturing, chemicals, and power generation. By converting industrial off-gases into clean hydrogen while generating enriched CO₂ for carbon capture, Utility's system offers a cost-efficient path toward decarbonization. Newly appointed CEO Parker Meeks highlighted the system's potential to help hard-to-abate industries reduce emissions without major capital investments or operational disruptions. Meeks envisions Utility becoming the preferred clean hydrogen solution globally, particularly in the steel industry, due to its seamless integration with existing industrial assets, operational flexibility, and modular scalability. The H2Gen system is designed for simple and efficient installation, with off-site fabrication reducing on-site installation time and minimizing permitting and downtime. This approach allows industries to transition to clean hydrogen without needing substantial infrastructure investments. Utility's focus on commercialization and cost-competitiveness sets it apart from the competition. The system's ability to produce hydrogen on-site from waste- or off-gases at industrial complexes provides significant energy cost efficiencies for customers. As Utility accelerates into commercial deployment, it collaborates with key industry partners to scale adoption, building on its proven performance in steel production facilities. Overall, Utility's innovative approach to clean hydrogen production with the H2Gen system offers a promising solution for heavy industries looking to decarbonize while maintaining economic efficiency.