Clyde Hydrogen, a Scottish startup based in Glasgow, has made a significant breakthrough in hydrogen production. The company successfully operated its 'Beta' prototype system, continuously producing hydrogen through its unique Decoupled Electrolysis process. This achievement marks a crucial milestone in the development of a commercially viable system. Clyde Hydrogen's technology, originating from the University of Glasgow's School of Chemistry, aims to convert low-quality renewable energy into clean hydrogen efficiently. The successful demonstration of the prototype showcases the scalability and cost-effectiveness of the technology, positioning Clyde Hydrogen as a key player in the global transition to net-zero. With plans to deliver a fully integrated pilot system in 2025 and a market-ready product by 2027, Clyde Hydrogen is on a path towards commercialization. Backed by funding from Zinc, the University of Glasgow, and grants from Scottish Government programs, the company is ready to accelerate its growth through new investments and partnerships. The recent collaboration with PlusZero and the launch of a new funding round underline Clyde Hydrogen's commitment to advancing clean energy technology.