Clean Power Hydrogen plc (CPH2), a UK-based green hydrogen technology and manufacturing company, has announced a strategic partnership with Hidrigin for the production and sale of green hydrogen technology. The agreement includes a Licence Agreement and Sales Contract, allowing Hidrigin to manufacture up to 2GW of MFE220 units in Ireland and collaborate with its Solar PV & Wind Farms globally. Under the Sales Contract, Hidrigin will purchase a 1MW MFE220 electrolyser from CPH2, with plans to outsource manufacturing to Jones Engineering in Co. Carlow, Ireland. Hidrigin has secured €100m funding for renewable energy development and aims to develop €500m of Renewable Energy projects in Europe by 2030. The CEO of CPH2, Jon Duffy, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, emphasizing the growing demand for MFE technology. Similarly, Hidrigin's CEO, Eric Whelan, praised CPH2's technology as a cost-effective solution for green hydrogen production. The Licence Agreement covers the construction of 2GW of MFE electrolysers exclusively for Hidrigin's use. CPH2 will receive payments based on milestones and per unit technology fees. Hidrigin also plans to work with Lagan MEICA for the installation of the electrolysers and aims to expand production at Lisheen BioEnergy Campus. Overall, the partnership between CPH2 and Hidrigin signifies a significant step towards advancing green hydrogen technology and renewable energy production, with both companies sharing a positive outlook for the future of sustainable energy.