Utility and GH EnA have signed a joint project development agreement to revolutionize the Korean biogas to hydrogen mobility market. The partnership aims to create clean, affordable, carbon-negative hydrogen using biogas with Utility's innovative H2Gen reactor. This initiative aligns with South Korea's Hydrogen Economy Roadmap, focusing on biogas and hydrogen as energy sources to achieve carbon neutrality and reduce reliance on imported fossil fuels. GH EnA, a leading engineering and architecture company in Korea, will lead project development in multiple locations, including Chuncheon, Taebaek, Hongcheon, Sokcho, Yangyang, Goseong, and Inje. These projects will produce hydrogen to power various vehicles for commercial transport. The collaboration between GH EnA and Utility leverages the groundbreaking technology of H2Gen reactors, which enable direct biogas conversion to hydrogen without the need for electricity. The H2Gen reactors offer numerous benefits, including lower CAPEX compared to conventional methods, a small footprint, negative Carbon Intensity score, and operational simplicity. Claus Nussgruber, CEO of Utility, highlighted the importance of their technology in enabling Korean companies to produce clean hydrogen on-site for various industries, contributing to South Korea's hydrogen economy goals and energy independence. Overall, this partnership signifies a significant step towards decarbonization and innovation in the Korean energy sector, with a focus on sustainability, technology advancements, and industry transformation.