Ways2H Inc, a subsidiary of Clean Energy Enterprises Inc., has achieved a significant milestone in hydrogen production by successfully demonstrating the conversion of one ton of municipal solid waste into 110 kg of carbon-negative hydrogen. This breakthrough not only represents a major advancement in hydrogen production technology but also signals a potential shift towards more affordable hydrogen fuel that can compete with gasoline prices. The innovative process involves a proprietary thermochemical waste conversion method that extracts hydrogen while trapping carbon for sequestration, resulting in a net-negative carbon footprint of up to 30kg CO2 equivalent per kg of hydrogen produced. This environmentally responsible approach aligns with global climate goals and provides a sustainable solution for waste management while generating clean energy. Jean-Louis Kindler, CEO of Clean Energy Enterprises, emphasized the importance of transforming waste into a valuable energy resource to address waste management challenges and contribute to a cleaner, greener planet. Ways2H is now moving towards commercialization, with potential revenue exceeding $1 billion from partnerships and identified projects. The company aims to make hydrogen fuel more accessible and affordable, with ongoing discussions for collaborations with municipalities, industries, and energy providers. As the world increasingly adopts renewable energy sources, Clean Energy Enterprises is at the forefront of this transition, inviting stakeholders and the public to participate in creating a carbon-negative energy future.