Norwegian company Hystar has launched its hydrogen technology project called HyPilot at the Kårstø gas processing plant in Rogaland, Norway. The project is an in-field demonstration of Hystar's 1.5 MW containerized PEM electrolyzer, intended to gather performance data under various operating conditions, including intermittent power supply. The inauguration event was attended by the Norwegian Minister of Energy Terje Aasland and representatives from project partners like Equinor, Yara Clean Ammonia, Gassco, and ABB, along with Enova, the project's funding provider. Hystar's CEO, Fredrik Mowill, expressed the significance of HyPilot for the company and the global green hydrogen industry, highlighting the potential cost reductions and improved performance with their technology. Additionally, project partners praised the PEM technology for its energy efficiency enhancements. Yara Clean Ammonia's CEO, Hans Olav Raen, considered it promising, while Equinor's SVP Andreas Jagtøyen emphasized the project's role in gaining operational data for hydrogen production and technology qualification. The article also mentions Hystar's recent €26 million grant from the EU Innovation Fund, set to facilitate the establishment of an automated GW factory with impressive capacity targets. The HyPilot project signifies a crucial step towards advancing green hydrogen production, with plans to scale up the technology significantly in the coming years. Hystar's collaboration with partners and the support from initiatives like Enova and the EU Innovation Fund underscore the commitment to innovation and sustainability in the energy sector.