Smoltek Hydrogen, in collaboration with the Dutch ALD coating company SparkNano, is revolutionizing the green hydrogen industry through a groundbreaking partnership. By applying advanced ALD coating technology to Smoltek's carbon nanofibers, the companies have successfully reduced iridium consumption in electrolyzer cells by an impressive 95%. This achievement addresses a major challenge in green hydrogen production - the high cost and limited availability of iridium catalysts. The partnership's innovation not only lowers costs but also minimizes the use of precious metals, making green hydrogen more accessible on a large scale. With the ALD technology providing conformal corrosion protection and enabling a significant reduction in iridium usage, the overall catalytic activity and stability of the electrolyzer cell are greatly enhanced. The collaboration has garnered recognition from Fraunhofer ISE, a leading German research institute, for its potential in large-scale PEM electrolyzer production. SparkNano's spatial ALD technology, known for its precise super-thin material coatings, complements Smoltek's nanofibers, facilitating faster scaling to accommodate larger production volumes. The joint webinar scheduled for September 25, 2024, aims to showcase this innovative technology and its implications for revolutionizing PEM electrolysis. Smoltek's commitment to disruptive nanotechnology solutions, protected by a robust patent portfolio, underlines the company's dedication to addressing material engineering challenges in various industrial sectors. The partnership between Smoltek Hydrogen and SparkNano exemplifies a step forward in sustainable hydrogen production and signifies a promising advancement towards a greener future.