HYDGEN, a pioneering manufacturer of green hydrogen electrolyzers, emerged as the overall winner in the Early Stage category of the Electraverse Start-up Challenge at Elecrama 2025 held in Delhi, India. The recognition highlights HYDGEN's technological leadership in anion exchange membrane (AEM) electrolysis, emphasizing its role in accelerating the transition to decentralized green hydrogen production. The competition, organized by the Indian Electrical and Electronics Manufacturers’ Association (IEEMA), attracted over 200 start-ups, with HYDGEN claiming the top spot in its category. Michael Gryseels, the Executive Chairman of HYDGEN, expressed the company's mission to provide an efficient, scalable, and sustainable alternative to centralized, carbon-intensive hydrogen supply chains. HYDGEN's AEM technology allows industries such as chemicals, fertilizers, steel, semiconductors, and maritime to access cost-effective green hydrogen, reducing dependence on volatile supply chains and promoting decarbonization efforts. The company's success at the challenge follows its recent market momentum, including a successful seed funding round closure, which is fueling manufacturing scale-up, market expansion, and ongoing innovation. The accolade further enhances HYDGEN's industry credibility, opening avenues for investment, partnerships, and global market expansion.