Montana Technologies Corporation has partnered with Climate Impact Corporation to develop renewable hydrogen production modules utilizing the innovative AirJoule® technology. By integrating AirJoule® atmospheric water generators, CIC's modular hydrogen production units are expected to achieve a competitive production price of USD$2 per kilogram in high sun exposure areas, such as deserts worldwide. These units, powered by solar panels and electrolysers, can operate entirely off-grid and are set to be deployed in renewable hydrogen projects in various locations, starting with central Australia. The collaboration highlights the significance of utilizing natural resources sustainably to address the climate crisis. Montana Technologies' CEO, Matt Jore, and CCO, Bryan Barton, stress the importance of partnerships in driving meaningful impacts on climate change. CIC's Chairman, David Green, emphasizes the necessity of strong collaborations to revolutionize hydrogen production, aiming to make it cost-effective and accessible globally. Both companies share a vision of contributing to a low-carbon future through innovative technology and sustainable energy solutions.