Elcogen, a prominent European technology manufacturer facilitating the production of efficient, affordable green hydrogen and emission-free electricity, has partnered with the Dutch Organization for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) to develop advanced Solid Oxide Electrolysis (SOE) technology. The collaboration, under the Important Projects of Common European Interest scheme, focuses on accelerating the energy transition by enhancing the efficiency and scalability of SOE technology. Elcogen's optimized stack technology aims to reduce CO2 emissions and offer a cost-effective alternative to traditional fossil fuels, particularly crucial with the increasing reliance on offshore wind farms for renewable energy. The partnership between Elcogen and TNO leverages their expertise and experience in solid oxide electrolyzer technology, with a decade-long history of collaboration on various projects. This joint effort is expected to result in advancements in solid oxide stack efficiency, durability, and overall impact. Solid oxide electrolysis distinguishes itself with higher efficiency compared to low-temperature electrolysers and the ability to produce hydrogen from renewable electricity. The CEOs of Elcogen and TNO, along with the Program Director of VoltaChem, express their commitment to accelerating innovation and deployment of SOE technology to combat global warming and drive the hydrogen economy forward. The collaboration signifies a significant step towards larger-scale development of advanced SOE technology for a more sustainable future.