SoCalGas and EVOLOH Inc. have collaborated on a successful research project to enhance anion exchange membrane (AEM) electrolyzer technology, aiming to revolutionize hydrogen production. The project achieved significant advancements, potentially reducing electrolyzer capital costs by 25% and increasing efficiency by 15%. EVOLOH's AEM technology stands out for its use of common materials and a roll-to-roll manufacturing process, promising a more efficient and cost-effective production method. The project's outcomes could pave the way for cleaner and more affordable renewable hydrogen production, vital for addressing climate challenges across industries like heavy transport, steelmaking, and fertilizer production. By leveraging SoCalGas' Research, Development, and Demonstration Program, the project received funding and technical support to develop high-speed coating methods, further enhancing the technology's capabilities. The electrolyzer stacks, which are compact, modular, and scalable up to 24 megawatts each, are well-suited for industrial applications. EVOLOH plans to scale up production at its new Center of Excellence in Massachusetts, with a target of 3.75GW capacity by 2025 and 15GW by 2027, showcasing a commitment to clean energy on a large scale. As the technology evolves, it promises to play a crucial role in promoting decarbonization and diversifying energy sources, contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable energy future.