Clean Power Hydrogen PLC (AIM:CPH2) has entered into a significant partnership with Irish renewable energy developer Hidrigin to expand green hydrogen technology. The agreement allows Hidrigin to produce up to two gigawatts of CPH2's membrane-free electrolysers exclusively for the next 20 years. Hidrigin will acquire a 1-megawatt MFE220 electrolyser from CPH2, with manufacturing to be carried out by Jones Engineering in County Carlow, Ireland. To ensure successful installation and commissioning, Lagan MEICA has been appointed as the technical advisor. The green hydrogen produced will be integrated into Hidrigin's solar and wind farms for commercial sale through the Lisheen BioEnergy Campus. With €100 million in funding, Hidrigin's green hydrogen pilot project is scheduled to commence in 2025, with plans to invest up to €500 million in renewable energy projects and CPH2 electrolyser manufacturing by 2030. Clean Power Hydrogen PLC will benefit from revenue generated through licensing fees, component sales, and technology fees as Hidrigin scales up production. Clean Power's CEO, Jon Duffy, highlighted the importance of licensing agreements in scaling the business globally and accelerating market penetration of their green hydrogen technology.