The article highlights the introduction of a new hydrogen burner designed to revolutionize industries, particularly heat-intensive sectors such as steel, glass, and chemicals. Developed in partnership with Zeeco, Inc., these industrial burners can operate on up to 100% hydrogen, offering a significant opportunity to reduce CO2 emissions. The burner's capability to generate high temperatures required by heavy industries without producing CO2 emissions at the point of use makes it a promising innovation. ExxonMobil's plan to establish a large low-carbon hydrogen facility in Baytown, Texas, further emphasizes the industry's shift towards sustainable practices. By incorporating these hydrogen burners in their operations, ExxonMobil aims to lower emissions and promote environmental responsibility. The burners' adaptability to run on both hydrogen and traditional fuels provides a transitional solution for facilities aiming to embrace hydrogen technology while maintaining operational flexibility. Hector Ayala, the Senior Principal of Heat Transfer, expresses enthusiasm for the potential of these hydrogen burners to drive the industry towards a more sustainable future by reducing CO2 emissions and facilitating the transition to hydrogen-based operations.