Verdagy's grand opening of the first Department of Energy-supported electrolyzer manufacturing facility in the United States, located in Newark, California, marks a significant advancement in green hydrogen production. With over 100,000 square feet of manufacturing space, the facility is geared to produce several gigawatts of electrolyzers utilizing advanced manufacturing automation. Verdagy's unique manufacturing strategy focuses on reducing costs through innovative processes, ensuring high reliability and efficiency. By integrating domestic nickel alloy into its manufacturing line, Verdagy aims to drive down costs substantially, enabling large-scale production at a fraction of the usual expense. The partnership with ATI, Inc. further strengthens the use of US metal alloys, aligning with the DOE's goal of supporting domestic electrolyzer manufacturing. This collaboration introduces the 'Coils-to-Cells' manufacturing process, emphasizing minimal manual handling and domestic metal supply. The facility not only enhances production capabilities but also brings new clean tech jobs to the local community. Supported by a $39.6M grant from the DOE, the facility is set to commence high-volume production of Advanced Alkaline Water Electrolysis eDynamic electrolyzers in early 2025, signifying a significant leap forward in green hydrogen manufacturing in the United States.