FuelCell Energy Inc. announced the initiation of testing its solid oxide electrolysis cell system at the U.S. Department of Energy's Idaho National Laboratory. The project will explore how hydrogen production operations can benefit nuclear plants by enabling them to diversify and increase profitability through the switch between electricity production and hydrogen generation. By pairing FuelCell Energy's electrolyzer with nuclear plants, the aim is to showcase smart energy utilization and reduce the cost of clean hydrogen production. The testing is expected to illustrate that the technology has the capability to convert all electricity and water input into zero-carbon hydrogen efficiently. This advancement represents a significant step towards a sustainable energy future. The president and CEO of FuelCell Energy, Jason Few, highlighted the importance of this 'all-of-the-above' energy strategy in meeting the demands of a strained electric infrastructure. The project not only aims for economic viability but also contributes to reducing carbon emissions and promoting renewable energy sources. The hydrogen produced by FuelCell Energy's system will be used for ongoing research at the Idaho National Laboratory, showcasing the potential for further collaboration and innovation in the energy industry.