FuelCell Energy, Inc. and Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Sdn Bhd (MMHE) have joined forces to co-develop large-scale hydrogen production systems and technologies in the Asia-Pacific region, including Malaysia, New Zealand, and Australia. This partnership, stemming from a memorandum of understanding signed earlier, focuses on making clean hydrogen production more accessible and viable. By combining FuelCell Energy's solid oxide electrolyzer cell technology with MMHE's fabrication expertise, the collaboration aims to develop modular solutions for commercial hydrogen production facilities to support sustainable energy goals. As part of their collaboration, FuelCell Energy was awarded a Detailed Feasibility Study (DFS) for a low-carbon fuel production facility in Malaysia. The study will explore the potential of producing low-carbon fuels using the solid oxide electrolyzer cell technology that utilizes carbon dioxide and water. This initiative aligns with Malaysia's commitment to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 and advancing its national hydrogen value chain. The leadership of both companies, including FuelCell Energy's President and CEO Jason Few and MMHE's Managing Director and CEO Mohd Nazir Mohd Nor, have expressed their excitement about the collaboration. They see it as a significant step towards establishing their presence in the hydrogen and low-carbon fuels market. The partnership aims to deliver scalable solutions that drive progress in the energy transition and contribute to creating a cleaner, low-carbon future. Overall, this collaboration signifies a major advancement in hydrogen production technologies and underscores the increasing global interest in sustainable energy solutions and low-carbon fuels.