Next Hydrogen Solutions Inc., based in Mississauga, Canada, announced the resignation of Matthew Fairlie from the Board of Directors, effective January 15, 2025. Fairlie, who served the company for 45 years and held positions as CEO and vice chairman, expressed gratitude for the opportunity and support for Next Hydrogen's future endeavors. He highlighted the importance of green hydrogen technology in replacing fossil fuels as renewable energy sources are scaled up. Founded in 2007, Next Hydrogen specializes in designing and manufacturing electrolyzers that produce clean hydrogen using water and electricity. The company's focus on high current density operations and superior dynamic response, backed by 40 patents, enables the efficient conversion of intermittent renewable electricity into green hydrogen on a large scale. Next Hydrogen has successfully conducted pilots and is now working on commercial solutions to decarbonize various sectors, including transportation and industry. The company's commitment to innovation in stack technology positions it well for achieving its decarbonization goals. Fairlie's departure marks a transitional period for Next Hydrogen, as it continues to drive advancements in clean energy and hydrogen production. The company's efforts align with the global shift towards sustainable energy sources and reducing carbon emissions, emphasizing the potential of green hydrogen in the energy transition.