HYDGEN, a pioneering manufacturer of green hydrogen electrolyzers, has claimed victory in the Early Stage category of the Electraverse Start-up Challenge at Elecrama 2025 held in Delhi, India. The competition, organized by the Indian Electrical and Electronics Manufacturers’ Association, attracted over 200 start-ups, with HYDGEN emerging as the top Early Stage start-up. The company's Executive Chairman, Michael Gryseels, emphasized the importance of transitioning industries towards decentralized green hydrogen production to avoid reliance on centralized, carbon-intensive supply chains. HYDGEN's AEM electrolyzers offer an efficient, scalable, and sustainable alternative, allowing companies to produce hydrogen on-site at a competitive cost. The AEM technology by HYDGEN caters to various industries including chemicals, fertilizers, steel, semiconductors, and maritime, enabling them to access cost-effective green hydrogen. This technology not only reduces dependency on volatile hydrogen supply chains but also supports decarbonization efforts. HYDGEN's ability to deliver green hydrogen at a cost comparable to grey hydrogen positions it as a significant player in providing sustainable energy solutions. Following their success in the challenge, HYDGEN's market momentum continues to grow with the closure of a seed funding round, accelerating the company's manufacturing scale-up, market expansion, and innovation in AEM electrolyzer technology. Winning the Electraverse Start-up Challenge further enhances HYDGEN's industry credibility, paving the way for increased investment, partnerships, and global market expansion across India, Southeast Asia, and beyond. Overall, HYDGEN's AEM electrolyzers are designed to revolutionize hydrogen production by making clean hydrogen accessible and scalable for industries of all sizes.