The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) is spearheading a program named High-Tech, focusing on generating hydrogen at the tactical edge for military applications. Andrew Mawdsley from DIU highlights the significance of this initiative in enhancing energy independence and reducing vulnerabilities in fuel supply chains during military operations. NovaSpark Energy, represented by Lanson Jones, has developed a unique solution combining atmospheric water generation and electrolysis to create hydrogen locally with high efficiency and safety measures. Efforts are being made to increase the efficiency of hydrogen generation, with a focus on utilizing renewables like solar and wind power to minimize energy consumption. The long-term goal is to store hydrogen at standard temperature and pressure levels to maximize efficiency. The envisioned source of power for the hydrogen generator is through renewables, such as solar and wind power, to eliminate dependency on traditional fuel supply chains. This innovative approach aims to enhance energy resilience for critical military operations and reduce the logistics tail of fuel problems. The collaborative efforts between DIU and NovaSpark Energy signify a positive step towards leveraging hydrogen as a fuel source for military applications, promoting innovation, sustainability, and energy efficiency.