Iris Ceramica Group, in partnership with Edison Next, has introduced the world's first 4D technical ceramic slab powered by a blend of green hydrogen and natural gas. The 3.2-meter-long slab was created at the 'H2 Factory' in Castellarano, Reggio Emilia, Italy, marking a milestone in sustainable manufacturing. By employing two temporary electrolysers fueled by renewable energy, the factory was able to produce green hydrogen, with plans to scale up production capacity. The product, named 4D Ceramics, emphasizes sustainability as its fourth dimension, showcasing a new approach to material production. The installation of a blending unit and photovoltaic system at the factory supports the shift towards eco-conscious practices. Edison Next's CEO highlighted the importance of technological advancements like hydrogen in achieving ambitious goals. The CEOs of Iris Ceramica Group and Edison Next expressed optimism about increasing the green hydrogen percentage in production. This initiative not only demonstrates a dedication to eco-friendly processes but also heralds a future where hydrogen plays a key role in manufacturing. The ongoing testing phase and upcoming system upgrades aim to further enhance the sustainability and efficiency of ceramic production, setting a precedent for innovative industry practices.