SunHydrogen, Inc., in collaboration with their industrial partner COTEC in Changwon, South Korea, has commenced the scale-up phase for the production of 1m2 green hydrogen panels. SunHydrogen's revolutionary technology utilizes nanoparticle-based hydrogen generators powered by sunlight to split water molecules into high-purity green hydrogen and oxygen. The partnership with COTEC, a prominent player in industrial electroplating, signifies a strategic move towards commercializing this innovative approach to hydrogen production. Following a successful exploration phase at COTEC's laboratory, where SunHydrogen's proprietary process was replicated on a smaller scale, the teams are now advancing towards producing larger green hydrogen panels. Dr. Syed Mubeen, SunHydrogen's Chief Scientific Officer, expressed enthusiasm about the progress, highlighting the challenges inherent in scaling up and the importance of having COTEC as a partner. CEO Tim Young also noted the significance of this milestone and thanked COTEC for their dedication. The collaborative effort aims to overcome technical hurdles in scaling the nanoparticle-based generators for mass production of green hydrogen panels. This step is crucial in the journey towards commercial viability and widespread adoption of renewable hydrogen technology. The initiative not only showcases the potential of green hydrogen as a clean energy solution but also underlines the importance of partnerships in driving innovation in the renewable energy sector. As SunHydrogen and COTEC continue their work towards achieving efficient green hydrogen production, the prospects for a more sustainable future powered by renewable energy sources look promising.