Pavers in Bellmore, NY, witnessed a groundbreaking demonstration by Modern Hydrogen showcasing the integration of Modern Asphalt with carbon-sequestration technology. This event, held at National Grid's facility, aimed to revolutionize road construction by reducing carbon emissions. By incorporating Modern Carbon captured from renewable natural gas into asphalt mixtures, this technology addresses the challenge of carbon dioxide release during natural gas burning. The process not only produces clean-burning hydrogen but also a solid form of carbon that is integrated into asphalt, effectively locking carbon away from the atmosphere. This initiative has the potential to sequester significant amounts of carbon annually, aligning with New York State's climate targets and offering a sustainable solution for infrastructure projects. The demonstration, attended by DPW & DOT officials, emphasized the importance of reducing emissions in asphalt production and using materials with a lower carbon footprint. By showcasing the successful integration of Modern Carbon into asphalt mix, the event highlighted the technology's ability to permanently sequester carbon in roads and reduce the carbon footprint of infrastructure projects. The potential impact of this innovation extends beyond New York State, offering a scalable solution with substantial environmental benefits. The involvement of key stakeholders like National Grid and Rason Materials signifies a collaborative effort towards sustainable infrastructure. This demonstration not only marks a significant milestone for the industry but also sets a new standard for environmentally-friendly road construction practices.