Hydrogen Future Industries PLC (AQSE:HFI) has signed a significant long-term licensing agreement in Ireland, valued at up to €2.25 million, to expand its wind-based green hydrogen production systems. The move aligns with Ireland's focus on sustainable and renewable energy, particularly hydrogen-based technologies. HFI Ireland, a newly established entity, will showcase the effectiveness of green hydrogen production through a pilot system. The 20-year license and exclusive rights granted to the Irish business demonstrate a commitment to advancing renewable energy solutions. With plans to invest €1 million in the pilot energy system, the parent company anticipates increasing its equity interest in the Irish venture. HFI's turbines, designed to capitalize on Ireland's wind conditions, offer data centers and industries the opportunity to access their renewable energy supply. CEO Dan Maling highlighted the energy crisis in Ireland and the positive political drive towards unlocking new sources of renewable energy. The company's focus on hydrogen infrastructure is seen as crucial for Ireland's energy transition. HFI's chair, Neil Ritson, emphasized the importance of the licensing deal in validating the company's IP and its role in the renewable energy sector. With strategic relationships established in Ireland, HFI is set to contribute to the country's sustainable energy goals and secure non-dilutive financing for future projects.