Modern Hydrogen, based in Woodinville, demonstrated its innovative approach to cleaner and cheaper energy by showcasing its methane pyrolysis process. This process removes carbon from natural gas, yielding solid carbon for sequestration in roads and parking lots. In a recent project in Snohomish, the company used Modern Carbon to modify 20% of a milelong road, resulting in stronger and more cost-effective asphalt compared to traditional materials. This initiative highlights the potential for carbon-sequestered roads to reduce reliance on oil-based products and improve pavement durability. Additionally, the company's collaboration with the Family of Faith Christian Center in Long Beach, California, underscores the adoption of sustainable paving solutions in urban areas. Modern Hydrogen's focus on decarbonization extends to utilizing the extracted hydrogen from natural gas for clean power applications across various sectors. By installing methane pyrolysis infrastructure on existing natural gas lines, the company enables the on-site generation of hydrogen, offering an efficient and sustainable alternative for industries and communities. With notable investors like Bill Gates and partnerships with key energy players, Modern Hydrogen is at the forefront of driving practical clean-energy innovations. Through projects like the ones in Snohomish and Long Beach, the company aims to demonstrate the real-world impact of decarbonized materials and infrastructure, emphasizing the importance of sustainable practices in the energy sector.