GeoRedox Corporation from Boston announced the launch of its Advanced Weathering Enhancement technology to produce stimulated geologic hydrogen (SGH) at scale. The company also disclosed a partnership with Sage Geosystems to collaborate on an advanced field demonstration for SGH production and future projects. By leveraging discoveries of sizable deposits of geologic hydrogen in the earth's crust and applying advanced drilling and subsurface engineering techniques, the collaboration aims to accelerate hydrogen production. This initiative has the potential to provide ultra-low-cost and carbon-free geologic hydrogen, positioning it as a significant player in the clean energy sector. The partnership intends to share technical expertise, data, and resources to drive project planning and implementation. GeorgeRedox's President, Robert Stoner, expressed optimism about the collaboration's ability to make stimulated geologic hydrogen a commercially viable reality, expecting it to compete in global hydrogen markets without subsidies. Similarly, Sage Geosystems sees this partnership as an opportunity to utilize their cutting-edge technologies in a new global energy endeavor, further expanding their reach beyond Pressure Geothermal applications. The joint efforts signify a substantial step towards creating a secure and sustainable global energy economy. The construction of the field demonstration site is scheduled to commence in 2026, marking a tangible milestone in the development and validation of SGH production capabilities.