St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp. and its majority owned subsidiary, H2SX Corp., have announced the successful installation of a hydrogen production system in Seoul, South Korea, by their Korean partner, Wintech Energy. The system, utilizing proprietary microwave plasma torch technology, is designed to dissociate carbon from hydrogen in methane molecules, offering a clean and cost-effective method of hydrogen production without greenhouse gas emissions. The technology can process natural gas or organic waste for hydrogen and carbon production. Jung Cheol Park, President of Wintech Energy, expressed confidence in the technology's potential advantages and readiness to demonstrate its capabilities to the industry. Dr. Sabin Boily, President and CEO of H2SX, highlighted the company's excitement to showcase the technology to potential partners and clients in Seoul once operational. The plant will undergo commissioning and calibration before ramping up hydrogen and carbon production. The installation is seen as a significant milestone for H2SX, as it will allow interested parties, including major industry players, to witness the technology firsthand and conduct due diligence. The plant's operation will provide insights into the economic and technological aspects of running a modular hydrogen production facility. St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp., the parent company, focuses on developing innovative technologies for environmental solutions in mining, with projects in Quebec and Iceland. Overall, the successful installation of the hydrogen production system in Seoul represents a positive step towards advancing clean and affordable hydrogen production technologies, attracting interest from potential collaborators and industry players.