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Hydrogen Utopia Taps Clear Capital Markets After £850,000 Raise

Hydrogen Utopia International PLC has secured £850,000 in fresh funding and appointed Clear Capital Markets as its broker, a dual move that signals the company’…

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Hydrogen Utopia Taps Clear Capital Markets After £850,000 Raise
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  • Hydrogen Utopia International PLC has secured £850,000 in fresh funding and appointed Clear Capital Markets as its broker, a dual move that signals…
  • The raise and broker appointment were reported on 24 July 2026, though the precise structure of the funding—whether equity, debt, or a hybrid—was not…
  • Hydrogen Utopia’s core proposition rests on proprietary TRL9 InEnTec PEM Plasma technology, which converts non‑recyclable waste into 99.999% pure…

Hydrogen Utopia International PLC has secured £850,000 in fresh funding and appointed Clear Capital Markets as its broker, a dual move that signals the company’s intent to strengthen its capital‑markets footing while advancing its waste‑to‑hydrogen technology.

The raise and broker appointment were reported on 24 July 2026, though the precise structure of the funding—whether equity, debt, or a hybrid—was not disclosed. The appointment of Clear Capital Markets follows a pattern seen elsewhere in the small‑cap energy transition space: Net Zero Infrastructure engaged the same firm as broker earlier in July 2026 to support a planned £250,000 share issue and a reverse takeover process.

Hydrogen Utopia’s core proposition rests on proprietary TRL9 InEnTec PEM Plasma technology, which converts non‑recyclable waste into 99.999% pure hydrogen. The company, listed on the London Stock Exchange, has previously raised capital in tranches—£600,000 in December 2025 for Saudi Arabian expansion and a further £250,000 via a share placement at £0.0175 per share to secure MENA technology licences. Its 2024 annual report showed equity of £1,410,597 and a loss of £514,196, underscoring the pre‑revenue nature of the business.