Alister Future Technologies, a subsidiary of Hydrogen Utopia International, is set to revolutionize waste management and energy production in Longford, Ireland. Securing €300,000 under the EU Just Transition Fund, the company aims to develop a cutting-edge waste plastics to hydrogen plant on the premises of the former Atlantic Mills factory. Additionally, plans are underway for a waste-to-hydrogen facility in Clondra, utilizing a greenfield site leased from Fisherstown Property Holdings and benefiting from existing infrastructural features like electrical grid connections and potential solar power sources. With support from the EU Just Transition Fund, Alister Future Technologies, in collaboration with Eranova Longford and Powerhouse Energy Group, is spearheading the hydrogen project to promote sustainable energy solutions in the Midlands. Minister Eamon Ryan's recent announcement of grants for Alister Future Technologies further underscores the government's commitment to fostering sustainability-focused initiatives in the region, marking a significant step towards a greener future.