Michelin, in partnership with the French National Centre for Scientific Research, Grenoble Alpes University, the Grenoble Institute of Technology, and Savoie Mont Blanc University, is embarking on a project to create an advanced electrolyser technology. This innovative electrolyser aims to synchronize with intermittent renewable energy sources, enhancing overall efficiency and yield. The key objective is to reduce costs by eliminating the need for expensive metals in the production process. By signing a partnership agreement, the involved parties are pooling their expertise to develop a cutting-edge electrolyser that promises to revolutionize the renewable energy sector. This collaborative effort signifies a significant step towards sustainable energy solutions in France.