Clean Power Hydrogen plc, a UK-based green hydrogen technology and manufacturing company, has achieved a significant milestone by successfully completing the Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) for its MFE110 electrolyser. This test demonstrated the operational success of the membrane-free technology, showcasing the separation of hydrogen and oxygen at desired specifications for commercial deployment. The completion of this test marks the first customer acceptance and validation of CPH2's scaled electrolyser technology, positioning it as a viable and competitive alternative to traditional electrolysers. The successful testing phase was witnessed by key industry stakeholders and has paved the way for the commercial rollout of CPH2's flagship 1MW system, the MFE220. The Company plans to deploy the MFE110 unit to Northern Ireland Water's site for installation, integration, and eventual commercial hydrogen and oxygen production. Following the successful Factory Acceptance Test, Clean Power Hydrogen plc now shifts its focus to the Commerciality Phase, prioritizing product commercialization, customer contract deliveries, licensee support, and continuous technology improvement. This phase aims to generate revenue through the installation of commercial MFE220 electrolysers at customer sites and the initiation of manufacturing by license holders, setting the stage for expanded commercial operations. The positive sentiment surrounding this milestone was echoed by Jon Duffy, CEO of CPH2, and Alistair Jinks, Director of Business Services at Northern Ireland Water, both emphasizing the achievement's significance in advancing sustainable technology and decarbonization efforts within the industry. The successful completion of the FAT not only validates CPH2's technology but also underlines its commitment to innovation, quality, and safety in the pursuit of a greener hydrogen economy.