Hyzon, a U.S.-based hydrogen fuel cell system manufacturer, has launched the Start of Production (SOP) for its revolutionary single-stack 200kW Fuel Cell System in Bolingbrook, Illinois. This move establishes Bolingbrook as home to one of the largest fully-integrated fuel cell production facilities in the United States. The assembly line for the 200kW system is designed for optimized production flow, emphasizing the company's focus on decarbonizing heavy-duty industries. Hyzon's fully automated Membrane Electrode Assembly (MEA) manufacturing line in Bolingbrook is prepared for large-scale production runs. With the SOP, Hyzon transitions from building prototypes to producing standardized units, demonstrating their commitment to delivering high-performance, zero-emission solutions. The company's integrated manufacturing approach, including in-house design and production of MEA, ensures cutting-edge technology for their fuel cell systems. The Chief Executive Officer of Hyzon, Parker Meeks, highlighted the significance of this milestone on National Hydrogen Fuel Cell Day, underscoring the commitment to a cleaner, more sustainable future. Dr. Christian Mohrdieck, the Chief Technology Officer, emphasized the advancement in technology achieved through in-house manufacturing of the proprietary MEA. The declaration of SOP also validates Hyzon's capability to produce 700 fuel cell systems annually, ensuring high-performance and quality. The company expects ISO 9001 certification for its manufacturing and design/R&D activities, aligning with international quality management standards. This rigorous process ensures the reliability and safety of Hyzon's solutions. The SOP announcement follows the successful launch of the Class 8 200kW Fuel Cell Electric Truck, showcasing Hyzon's commitment to innovative hydrogen fuel cell technology.