Mattiq, a clean chemistry company, and Heraeus Precious Metals have announced a strategic partnership to revolutionize green hydrogen production. The collaboration targets the development of low-iridium catalysts for PEM water electrolyzers, with the aim of reducing manufacturing costs and making green hydrogen a more economically viable alternative. Green hydrogen, produced through renewable energy-powered water electrolysis, is seen as key to a sustainable energy future. The scarcity and high cost of iridium currently hinder the widespread adoption of PEM electrolyzers. Mattiq's expertise in electrochemical systems design, combined with Heraeus' experience in material development, positions the partnership to drive significant advancements in the field. The companies aim to accelerate the global transition to sustainable energy by overcoming the challenges associated with traditional hydrogen production methods. This collaboration signifies a crucial step towards decarbonizing industries dependent on hydrogen, such as chemical manufacturing and transportation.