Topsoe, ABB, and Fluor have united to develop a standardized concept for building Topsoe's forthcoming SOEC factory in Herning, Denmark. The objective is to enhance processes, decrease costs, boost safety, and guarantee efficient project implementation through a standardized method. The alliance's purpose is to leverage the momentum supporting green hydrogen projects, with Topsoe's SOEC electrolysis technology primed for large-scale green hydrogen production using renewable electricity. The partners plan to construct the next factory more efficiently, drawing from their experience in the ongoing Herning project. The imminent factory in Chesterfield, Virginia, subject to a final investment decision, aims to commence operations by 2028, contributing significantly to the potential growth in green hydrogen production by 2030. Topsoe's CEO emphasizes the importance of e-fuels for achieving global net-zero emissions and the need to expedite electrolyzer capacity scaling. ABB's President highlights the necessity of collaborative technology deployment to hasten the transition to a net-zero future. Fluor's President expresses their commitment to advancing electrolyzer production for green hydrogen. Topsoe's SOEC technology, with its modular design and waste heat integration capabilities, stands out for improved hydrogen output efficiency and cost-effectiveness, positioning it as a key player in the green hydrogen landscape.