Utility, specializing in gasification technologies, has signed a significant agreement with South Korean energy player GH EnA to develop seven hydrogen production facilities in South Korea. The focus of these projects is to cater to the energy needs of heavy transport and infrastructures in a locally competitive manner. The collaboration is built on Utility's H2Gen technology, known for its direct biogas-to-hydrogen conversion process that streamlines production, cuts capital expenditure, and optimizes infrastructure at operational sites. The facilities will be strategically located in regions like Chuncheon, Taebaek, and Hongcheon, supplying commercial vehicles and buses. GH EnA will lead project management and development, while Utility will provide H2Gen reactors and technical support. By utilizing locally available biogas resources, such as those from wastewater treatment plants and livestock farms, the projects ensure efficiency and scalability through the modular nature of H2Gen technology. These reactors also offer operational advantages by reducing space and complexity in infrastructure compared to traditional methods, seamlessly integrating into local supply chains. The initiative aligns with South Korea's industrial focus on enhancing energy self-sufficiency, reducing fossil fuel imports, and boosting competitiveness in energy and transport industries. This partnership signifies a crucial step for both Utility and GH EnA, as they work towards a sustainable and innovative energy future in South Korea's dynamic market.