Dynelectro, a leading company in sustainable energy solutions, has announced the development and imminent deployment of its first commercial-scale Dynamic Electrolyser Unit (DEU) after successful performance testing in Denmark. The 1-MW DEU, to be installed at European Energy's green methanol facility, has received significant funding of €20m, with nearly half coming from innovation funds. The technology demonstrates very low degradation rates, indicating its efficiency and longevity. Founded in 2018, Dynelectro specializes in advanced energy solutions using solid-oxide electrolysis technology. Co-founders Søren Højgaard Jensen and Samantha Phillips bring substantial expertise to the company, which aims to provide clean hydrogen for syngas and e-fuel production on a large scale. The company's innovations enable flexible production adjustments based on renewable energy availability. Dynelectro's technology focuses on solid-oxide electrolysis (SOE) to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors by producing hydrogen efficiently and utilizing industrial waste heat. The company has received significant funding from various sources, emphasizing the potential of their technology to transform the market and contribute to the EU's Green Deal. Performance testing has shown exceptional results, with minimal degradation rates and high operational efficiency. Dynelectro's SOE technology offers increased conversion efficiency and extended lifespan, making it a cost-effective and essential solution for green hydrogen production. The installation of the 1-MW unit in Denmark will showcase the practical applications of this advanced technology, marking a significant milestone in the renewable energy sector.