Hadean Energy is conducting a groundbreaking trial of their electrolyser technology at a CSIRO testing facility, with promising results for green hydrogen production. The innovative tubular solid oxide electrolysis technology shows potential to use up to 30% less electricity compared to traditional electrolysers, while also efficiently generating syngas for e-fuels. The simple design and proprietary catalyst of this technology are anticipated to reduce manufacturing and maintenance costs, making it commercially viable. The long-term durability and performance of Hadean Energy's electrolyser module are under evaluation at CSIRO's Hydrogen Technology Demonstration Facility (HTDF), where researchers and innovators can test and showcase hydrogen technologies. CSIRO's grant support has facilitated the advancement of this technology to the trial stage, showing collaborative efforts in promoting sustainable solutions. CEO Chris Rowland praises the smooth progress of the trial, acknowledging the valuable support from CSIRO staff. He anticipates that successful completion of the trial will pave the way for large-scale electrolyser production, contributing significantly to decarbonizing challenging industries. The halfway results of the trial have already surpassed expectations, indicating a positive outlook for the technology. The HTDF at CSIRO offers essential resources for testing and demonstrating renewable technologies, providing researchers with necessary infrastructure, safety measures, and technical assistance. Karen Kozielski, CSIRO's Hydrogen Industry Mission Deputy Leader, highlights the facility's role in transitioning technologies from laboratory to commercially relevant scales with a strong emphasis on safety and protocol adherence. By offering a secure environment for technology demonstrations, the HTDF supports innovators in showcasing their advancements in the hydrogen industry.