Utility, a company focused on sustainable business solutions, has achieved a milestone by successfully implementing its H2Gen system at a major steel plant in North America. This breakthrough involves converting emissions from steel manufacturing into hydrogen through a single-step process utilizing the plant's gas resources without the need for electricity, marking a 'world's first' accomplishment in the industry. The system, designed to address the challenge of decarbonizing heavy industries, has demonstrated cost-effectiveness and seamless integration with existing assets, offering a promising solution for sectors like steel, mobility, chemicals, and power. Utility's CEO, Parker Meeks, highlighted the system's ability to produce clean hydrogen efficiently, even under varying feed gas conditions, and quickly recover after operational interruptions. This success paves the way for broader adoption of clean energy solutions, with Utility gearing up to meet global demand across different sectors like steelmaking and biogas-to-hydrogen applications.