FuelCell Energy's solid oxide electrolysis cell (SOEC) system is undergoing testing at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) to explore the integration of hydrogen production with nuclear power plants. The project, supported by a U.S. Department of Energy award, seeks to validate the system's ability to achieve 100% electrical efficiency in converting electricity and water into zero-carbon hydrogen. This testing involves the largest electrolyzer studied at INL, producing 150 kilograms of hydrogen per day from 250 kilowatts of nuclear energy-generated electricity. The electrolyzer, differentiating itself through its solid oxide technology, can reach 100% efficiency when waste heat from the nuclear power plant is utilized. This efficiency not only reduces the cost of hydrogen production but also promotes the utilization of hydrogen as a clean energy source. FuelCell Energy's CEO highlighted the importance of combining nuclear power with electrolysis to optimize energy utilization. FuelCell Energy's electrolyzer system demonstrates a unique capability to produce hydrogen from water and electricity, offering a cost-effective solution that can be integrated with various energy sources like wind, solar, and nuclear. The compact design of the system, along with its modular nature, allows for easy replication and scalability to meet customer needs. The ongoing testing at INL will showcase real-world applications of the system, including the utilization of thermal energy from a nuclear reactor and grid dynamics. Additionally, the system's exhibition to global energy industry members visiting the facility will provide insights into clean hydrogen production and its potential applications in e-chemical synthesis, power generation, and vehicle refueling. FuelCell Energy, a long-standing player in clean energy technology, continues to drive innovation in power, carbon capture, and hydrogen solutions. With a history of successful fuel cell installations across various sectors, the company aims to contribute to the advancement of sustainable energy solutions through its groundbreaking technology.