Clyde Hydrogen Systems, based in Glasgow, Scotland, has made significant progress in hydrogen production technology. Using its innovative 'Decoupled Electrolysis' process, the company has successfully produced hydrogen continuously from water, signaling a major milestone in their mission. This achievement follows their previous success in producing hydrogen at over 100 bar pressure. Developed at the University of Glasgow's School of Chemistry, this technology allows for more realistic levels of hydrogen production to address the increasing demand for hydrogen solutions. James Peck, the CEO of Clyde Hydrogen, emphasized the importance of this advancement, stating that it proves the system works continuously and paves the way for building a full prototype for a commercial pilot project next year. The company plans to introduce a fully integrated pilot system in the near future, followed by a commercial demonstrator and a market-ready product by 2027. With support from Zinc, the Scottish Government, and the Net Zero Technology Centre, Clyde Hydrogen is now seeking up to £5 million in investment to further enhance its production process and expedite the commercialization of its technology. This development marks a positive step towards a more sustainable future with innovative hydrogen solutions.