Smoltek Nanotech Holding AB's subsidiary, Smoltek Hydrogen, has released a filmed interview with Dr. Felix Büchi, a renowned expert in PEM electrolyzers, discussing their innovative iridium solution. Dr. Büchi hails Smoltek's porous transport electrode (PTE) technology as groundbreaking for its ability to achieve high performance in hydrogen production with minimal iridium usage. The solution reduces iridium consumption by up to 95% compared to traditional methods, addressing the global scarcity of iridium and offering a cost-effective approach to generating green hydrogen. Smoltek Hydrogen's method involves growing carbon nanofibers directly onto a titanium substrate, which significantly enhances the catalytic surface area and allows for efficient iridium utilization. Dr. Büchi emphasizes that the technology's nanostructure enables optimal electrical contact with iridium, ensuring high performance while minimizing iridium usage. The reduction in iridium consumption not only cuts costs but also enables scalable production of fossil-free hydrogen crucial for the transition to carbon-neutral energy. Dr. Büchi's evaluation underlines the significance of Smoltek's innovation in addressing industry challenges. The company's president, Ellinor Ehrnberg, notes that this breakthrough is pivotal for cost-effective green hydrogen production and has the potential to transform the hydrogen sector. Smoltek's commitment to disruptive performance through nanotechnology reflects in their patent portfolio and positions them as a key player in advancing sustainable hydrogen technologies. The success of Smoltek's iridium solution heralds a new era in hydrogen production, offering a sustainable and efficient alternative for the industry's evolution.