The ROAD2X research project, backed by an investment of DKK 18 million from the Innovation Fund, is focused on enhancing the efficiency and lifespan of high-temperature electrolysis plants. These plants play a crucial role in the Power2X technology, which utilizes renewable electricity to produce synthetic fuels like methanol, contributing to a sustainable energy future. Currently, technical challenges like impurities and temperature fluctuations limit the operational life of these electrolysis units to an average of two years. The project introduces the AC:DC operation method, a novel technique patented by Dynelectro's founder, to address these issues by stabilizing conditions within the units. This innovation has the potential to significantly extend the lifespan of electrolysis plants and facilitate the commercialization of high-temperature electrolysis for producing green methanol and electrolysing CO2. The collaboration between Dynelectro, Elcogen, academic institutions like Ålborg University and the Technical University of Denmark, and European Energy is crucial in driving this project forward. With a budget of DKK 24 million and a three-year timeline, the ROAD2X project aims to pave the way for more reliable and durable electrolysis plants, advancing the Power2X technology and supporting the global shift towards sustainable energy solutions.