Utility, a company specializing in off-gas-to-value solutions, has announced a joint project development agreement with Kunwha E&C, a leading Korean engineering firm, to deploy carbon-negative hydrogen production plants in South Korea utilizing Utility's H2Gen technology. This initiative aligns with South Korea's Hydrogen Economy Roadmap, emphasizing biogas and hydrogen to reduce emissions and enhance waste management. Kunwha E&C brings its expertise in large-scale infrastructure and energy transition projects to the partnership, focusing on industrial decarbonization through innovative technologies like H2Gen. The collaboration targets the creation of biogas-to-hydrogen hubs for heavy-duty mobility applications, supporting the shift to cleaner energy sources. H2Gen technology offers several advantages, including direct biogas conversion to hydrogen, cost-effectiveness, modular design, and carbon intensity alignment with Korea's sustainability goals. The partnership aims to drive decarbonization in sectors like steel, petrochemicals, and mobility by providing clean, economical hydrogen production. Utility's H2Gen technology enables the conversion of low-value industrial off-gases and biogases into high-purity hydrogen, contributing to practical and cost-effective decarbonization. The collaboration between Utility and Kunwha E&C signifies a shared commitment to sustainable projects that advance the adoption of clean energy solutions and strengthen the hydrogen value chain.