HYDGEN, a leader in hydrogen electrolyzer technology, has signed a research collaboration agreement with SRM University AP (SRM-AP) to form the HYDGEN - SRM-AP Joint Research Programme in India. The focus of this partnership is on pioneering advancements in green hydrogen technology, particularly in developing innovative nano-catalysts for electrochemical hydrogen evolution. By enhancing catalyst design for water electrolysis, the collaboration aims to boost the performance of hydrogen electrolyzers and facilitate the global shift towards sustainable energy solutions. Dr. Goutam Dalapati, the Chief Technology Officer at HYDGEN, emphasized the importance of catalyst innovation in scaling hydrogen production efficiently. The joint efforts with SRM-AP are expected to drive the development of next-generation catalysts that reduce costs and enhance the viability of hydrogen as a clean energy source. The collaboration has yielded a new technology, 'Electrochemical Hydrogen Evolution via Innovative Nano-Catalyst,' showcasing a significant step towards sustainable energy solutions. A joint patent application will be filed to further the commercialization of this groundbreaking technology. Dr. Sabyasachi Chakrabortty from SRM-AP highlighted the role of innovative catalysts in improving green hydrogen generation efficiency and cost-effectiveness during electrolysis. The HYDGEN - SRM-AP Joint Research Programme represents a strategic initiative to accelerate decarbonization efforts by making hydrogen production more efficient and accessible. Leveraging HYDGEN's advanced technology and SRM-AP's research capabilities, the collaboration aims to support the advancement of electrolysis technology and the development of sustainable hydrogen solutions. This partnership signifies a significant advancement in green hydrogen technology and demonstrates a joint commitment to driving innovation in the clean energy sector.