Puget Sound Energy (PSE) and Modern Hydrogen have joined forces in Bellevue, Washington, to drive the adoption of advanced decarbonized technologies and support the state's clean energy goals. Modern Hydrogen's innovative carbon removal technology facilitates large-scale CO2 emissions reduction in challenging commercial and industrial sectors. By leveraging distributed methane pyrolysis technology, the partnership aims to remove carbon from natural gas at the point-of-use for commercial and industrial operations. The collaboration, outlined in a Memorandum of Understanding, involves supporting commercial and industrial customers in their decarbonization efforts through market analysis and technical evaluations of Modern Hydrogen's technology. This initiative is crucial for helping PSE meet Washington state's ambitious clean energy laws and achieve significant greenhouse gas emissions reductions. Modern Hydrogen's solutions, which focus on removing carbon from natural gas, offer a practical approach for utilities to decarbonize without overburdening the electrical grid. The partnership targets sectors that are challenging to electrify, including industrial manufacturing and heavy-duty transportation, where distributed natural gas pyrolysis can play a critical role. This strategic alliance strengthens Washington's position in the clean hydrogen economy and aligns with regional initiatives like the PNW Hydrogen Hub. By collaborating with Modern Hydrogen, PSE is not only advancing emission reduction goals but also driving economic growth and enhancing regional energy resilience. Puget Sound Energy, as the largest utility in Washington, is undergoing a significant transformation to meet clean energy laws, while Modern Hydrogen, backed by notable investors, focuses on making energy cleaner and more affordable. Together, these companies are at the forefront of promoting sustainable and innovative solutions for a cleaner, more reliable energy future.