SoCalGas and EVOLOH Inc recently completed a research project to optimize hydrogen production by enhancing electrolyzer manufacturing. The project, resulting in a 25% reduction in capital costs, focused on developing high-speed coating methods for AEM electrolyzers, leading to a 15% increase in efficiency. The improvements made by EVOLOH have not only reduced production costs but have also increased the competitiveness of hydrogen in the energy market. The collaboration leveraged SoCalGas' RD&D program to support the development of advanced electrolyzer technology. EVOLOH's NautilusTM electrolyzers, with their compact and scalable design, are poised for large-scale industrial applications. The deployment plans include establishing a Center of Excellence in Massachusetts with a production target of 3.75 GW by 2025 and further scaling up to 15 GW by 2027, alongside megawatt-scale tests in California. The industrial deployment of this technology is seen as a promising solution to the increasing demand for cost-effective and efficient hydrogen production. The optimized manufacturing processes and cost reductions achieved through this collaboration highlight the potential of hydrogen as a competitive energy source. This initiative showcases the significance of technological innovation in the energy sector and illustrates the opportunities for enhancing energy solutions' efficiency and profitability.