U.S.-based hydrogen company Utility Global and Hanwha Corporation E&C Division from South Korea have joined forces to explore clean hydrogen production from biogas obtained from wastewater treatment plants. The collaboration involves conducting a preliminary study to implement Utility Global's proprietary H2Gen system at wastewater treatment facilities in South Korea. By utilizing biogas as a feedstock, the companies aim to evaluate the feasibility of establishing a hydrogen production plant to supply the South Korean hydrogen-powered mobility sector and other clean energy applications. The H2Gen technology is designed to generate high-purity hydrogen using various biogases and industrial off-gases, without the need for electricity, contributing to practical decarbonization and cost-effective operations. Utility Global highlighted that the system also simplifies carbon capture by producing a concentrated CO2 stream. CEO Parker Meeks expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, emphasizing its role in expanding the H2Gen system globally and promoting the sustainable production of clean hydrogen. The collaboration was praised by Vladimir Novak, Utility's Chief Commercial Officer, who sees it as a crucial step in Utility's penetration of major hydrogen markets worldwide. Hanwha Corporation's Joon Myoung Lee highlighted the importance of utilizing biogas for hydrogen production to align with eco-friendly energy policies and enhance resource efficiency, showcasing the partnership's contribution to environmentally conscious infrastructure development.