Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company (MGC), Methanol Reformer S.L., and Element 1 Corp. have joined forces to advance hydrogen generation technology through Methanol-to-Hydrogen generators. The companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on developing and commercializing innovative methanol reforming technology. This partnership aims to bridge gaps where hydrogen is not readily available by leveraging the expertise of each company in the design, manufacture, and sales of Methanol-to-Hydrogen generators. MGC will provide methanol feedstock, including circular carbon methanol, sourced from its global value chain. Methanol Reformer S.L. will handle the manufacturing of the generators under license from Element 1 Corp., which will contribute its methanol steam reforming and hydrogen purification technology. The collaboration is designed to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen solutions and contribute to sustainability goals by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The companies are optimistic about the potential of Methanol-to-Hydrogen generators to address current energy challenges and drive the decarbonization of key sectors in society. This collaborative effort signifies a step towards a sustainable energy future, emphasizing the importance of innovative technologies in achieving global environmental targets.