Utility Global, a US decarbonization technology company, has made a significant breakthrough in hydrogen production by successfully utilizing steel plant off-gas, specifically blast furnace gas, to produce hydrogen without the need for electricity. The innovative system, known as the H2Gen system, underwent testing at a pilot plant in 2022 and demonstrated impressive results, achieving 99% hydrogen purity and maintaining 99.7% operational stability over more than 3,000 hours of operation at the steel plant. This development marks a crucial advancement in the decarbonization of steelmaking processes. Hydrogen is a key element in the efforts to reduce carbon emissions in industries like steel manufacturing. However, challenges such as high production costs and limitations in renewable energy sources have hindered its widespread adoption. The H2Gen system's unique ability to utilize blast furnace gas for hydrogen production represents a game-changing solution, offering a commercially feasible option for steel producers to transition towards cleaner practices. While specific details about the production capacity and exact hydrogen purity levels have not been fully disclosed, the successful operation of the H2Gen system indicates a promising future for sustainable steel manufacturing. By mitigating the cost barriers and reliance on traditional energy sources, this innovative approach paves the way for a more environmentally friendly and economically viable steel industry.