Hydrogen gas, produced and distributed by Hyto Energy, serves a diverse range of applications across industries, transportation, and residential settings, leveraging its clean-burning properties to reduce carbon emissions. In industrial sectors, hydrogen is a critical feedstock: it replaces coke in steelmaking, enabling “green steel” production with zero carbon emissions; acts as a reducing agent in chemical synthesis, producing ammonia (for fertilizers) and methanol without fossil fuel inputs; and supports refining processes, such as hydrocracking heavy oils and removing sulfur from fuels. In transportation, hydrogen powers fuel cell vehicles—passenger cars, trucks, buses, and even forklifts—via proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs), which convert hydrogen into electricity with only water as a byproduct, offering longer ranges and faster refueling than battery-electric vehicles. For stationary power, hydrogen gas is used in fuel cells to generate electricity for homes, businesses, and critical facilities (hospitals, data centers), providing reliable backup during grid outages or off-grid power in remote locations. Residential applications also include hydrogen-powered heating systems, where fuel cells or clean combustion units replace natural gas boilers, delivering heat with minimal emissions. Additionally, hydrogen serves as an energy storage medium, capturing excess renewable energy (solar, wind) for later use, addressing intermittency and enabling higher renewable integration into grids. By enabling these diverse uses, Hyto’s hydrogen gas plays a pivotal role in decarbonizing hard-to-electrify sectors and advancing global sustainability goals.