Smoltek Nanotech Holding AB announces a collaboration between its group company, Smoltek Hydrogen, and the Dutch ALD coating company SparkNano. The partnership aims to reduce iridium consumption in electrolyzer cells by 95% through Smoltek's carbon nanofibers coated with a thin layer of precious metals. This innovative approach addresses the industry's challenge of high iridium costs and limited availability, making green hydrogen production more scalable. The combination of Smoltek's nanofibers and SparkNano's ALD coating technology not only reduces the use of precious metals but also enhances electron transfer pathways and overall catalytic activity in the electrolyzer cell. This advancement in technology improves the stability of the catalyst, marking a significant progress in green hydrogen sustainability. Fraunhofer ISE's endorsement further solidifies the viability of the solution for large-scale PEM electrolyzer production. Ellinor Ehrnberg, CEO of Smoltek Hydrogen, emphasizes the importance of SparkNano's ALD technology in enabling faster scaling of production volumes. The joint webinar featuring Fabian Wenger, Head of R&D at Smoltek Hydrogen, will delve into the collaboration's benefits and potential for revolutionizing green hydrogen production. Through disruptive nanotechnology, Smoltek is driving innovation in various industrial sectors, with a focus on semiconductors and hydrogen. The company's commitment to advancing material engineering challenges is supported by a robust patent portfolio, reflecting its dedication to cutting-edge solutions. The collaborative efforts between Smoltek Hydrogen and SparkNano represent a significant leap in the quest for sustainable and scalable green hydrogen production.