HYDGEN, a leading developer of green hydrogen electrolyzers, has emerged as the overall winner in the Early Stage category of the Electraverse Start-up Challenge at Elecrama 2025 in Delhi, India. The company's success highlights its technological leadership in anion exchange membrane (AEM) electrolysis, offering an efficient, scalable, and sustainable alternative for green hydrogen production. The recognition emphasizes HYDGEN's role in accelerating the transition to decentralized hydrogen production and reducing reliance on centralized, carbon-intensive supply chains. Michael Gryseels, Executive Chairman of HYDGEN, expressed the importance of providing industries with on-site, on-demand green hydrogen at a competitive cost. HYDGEN's AEM technology caters to various industries such as chemicals, fertilizers, steel, and semiconductors, enabling access to cost-effective green hydrogen. Winning the challenge not only awarded HYDGEN a cash prize but also provided validation for its mission to revolutionize hydrogen production. The company's recent market momentum, including a successful seed funding round, is driving manufacturing scale-up, market expansion, and continued innovation in AEM electrolyzer technology. This victory further boosts HYDGEN's credibility in the industry, opening doors for increased investment, partnerships, and global market expansion.