UK-based green hydrogen technology company CPH2 has achieved a major milestone by completing the Factory Acceptance Test for its MFE110 electrolyser. The Level 3 test, witnessed by Lagan MEICA and Arup, validates the membrane-free technology as a strong contender in the electrolyser market. Key metrics like hydrogen and oxygen output pressure, flow rate, and purity levels met necessary thresholds during testing, indicating effective functionality of the unit. This success allows CPH2 to move forward with plans to deploy the MFE110 unit at Northern Ireland Water's site for commercial hydrogen and oxygen production. Jon Duffy, the CEO of CPH2, expressed optimism about the technology's capabilities and its potential to address market opportunities. Alistair Jinks from Northern Ireland Water highlighted the significance of the MFE110 electrolyser in decarbonizing operations and exploring hydrogen's potential in wastewater treatment. The project demonstrates a commitment to sustainable water management and contributes to the broader hydrogen economy in Northern Ireland. This milestone signifies a step towards advancing green technology, promoting sustainability, and fostering innovation in the field of renewable energy.