Smoltek Nanotech Holding AB's subsidiary, Smoltek Hydrogen, has garnered international recognition for its groundbreaking nanofiber technology featured in Chemical Engineering. The technology addresses the critical issue of iridium scarcity in green hydrogen production by significantly enhancing the catalytic activity in electrolyzers while reducing iridium usage by 95%. This breakthrough has immense implications for sustainable energy applications. Ellinor Ehrnberg, CEO of Smoltek Hydrogen, expressed pride in the company's unique solution and its recognition by Chemical Engineering, a respected publication in the field. The article highlights Smoltek Hydrogen's porous transport electrode (PTE) technology, enabling a substantial reduction in iridium content without compromising electrolyzer performance. Additionally, the company's carbon nanofibers facilitate a remarkable increase in catalytic surface area, setting them apart in the market. The strategic partnership with Heraeus Precious Metals has shown promising results, paving the way for potential industrial production starting in 2026 and full commercial scalability by 2027. Smoltek's commitment to innovation is evident in its extensive patent portfolio, positioning the company as a leader in nanotechnology-driven solutions for various industries, including semiconductors and hydrogen.