Hydrogen specialist H-TEC SYSTEMS has undergone a rebranding to Quest One, aligning with their mission to reduce one percent of global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 through their electrolyzer technology. The company's CEO, Robin von Plettenberg, emphasizes the significance of this ambitious goal and the role of hydrogen in achieving it. The opening of the new Gigahub production site in Hamburg marks the start of automated series production of electrolysis stacks, crucial for the hydrogen economy's growth. With a focus on industrial scalability, Quest One aims to make green hydrogen a viable alternative to fossil fuels by ensuring large-scale production at competitive prices. The company's partnership with MAN Energy Solutions and the Volkswagen Group provides solid financial backing and access to extensive expertise, enabling Quest One to expand globally and drive innovation in the hydrogen sector. The Gigahub in Hamburg will play a key role in achieving Quest One's mission by increasing production efficiency and capacity. With over 25 years of experience in PEM electrolysis, Quest One is well-positioned to lead the transition to a sustainable hydrogen economy.