SunHydrogen, Inc., based in Coralville, Iowa, recently completed a successful demonstration of its green hydrogen technology at a commercially-relevant 1m² scale. The company has integrated solar cells from CTF Solar GmbH into its core technology, enabling faster market entry. Their innovative design utilizes economical PV materials to produce clean hydrogen and oxygen from sunlight and water. SunHydrogen has been making steady progress, with its 100cm² hydrogen modules achieving 10.8% solar-to-hydrogen efficiency in collaboration with CTF Solar at the Honda R&D facility in Japan. The recent demonstration in subfreezing temperatures outside their lab in Coralville signifies a significant advancement. Dr. Syed Mubeen, SunHydrogen's Chief Scientific Officer, expressed plans to continuously enhance the technology, incorporate more cost-effective materials, and scale it up for larger demonstrations. The company has secured joint development agreements with Honda R&D Co. and CTF Solar GmbH, aiming to further penetrate the hydrogen economy. Additionally, SunHydrogen has joined the Texas Hydrogen Alliance and welcomed new board member David Raney to bolster their mission. SunHydrogen's CEO Tim Young extended gratitude to shareholders, partners, vendors, and local supporters for their contributions. The company aims to become a major technology supplier in the evolving hydrogen market, which is estimated to be worth $12 trillion by 2050. By leveraging their SunHydrogen Panel technology, the company envisions a future with emission-free hydrogen production for various industrial applications and fuel cell technologies. SunHydrogen continues to focus on innovation, collaborations, and market expansion to drive the hydrogen economy forward.