Hystar AS has reached an agreement with Fortum, a Finnish state-owned energy company, to provide a 0.75 MW PEM electrolyzer for Fortum's hydrogen pilot plant in Källa, Loviisa, Finland. The hydrogen pilot plant, situated to the east of Helsinki, is scheduled to become operational towards the end of 2025. The plant will utilize electrolysis, a process that involves splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen using electricity. Additionally, a hydrogen filling station will be integrated with the facility to supply hydrogen to industrial customers. Hystar will be delivering a containerized PEM electrolyzer system with a capacity of 0.75 MW. Fredrik Mowill, the CEO of Hystar, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, highlighting the company's eagerness to enter new markets and deploy their electrolyzers globally. Mowill also mentioned their dedication to ensuring the success and reliability of Fortum's Källa pilot project through close cooperation. The partnership between Hystar and Fortum represents a significant milestone in the global expansion of Hystar and underscores the joint commitment to advancing sustainable hydrogen production and utilization.