Topsoe, ABB, and Fluor have come together to accelerate the production of green hydrogen by constructing a Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cells (SOEC) factory in Virginia, USA, pending a Final Investment Decision. This factory will manufacture advanced electrolyzers crucial for green hydrogen production, which can be utilized in various applications like e-fuels or chemicals to decarbonize industries and transportation sectors. The alliance's primary goal is to establish a standardized concept for building the next-generation SOEC factory, focusing on reducing costs, enhancing safety measures, and ensuring efficient project execution. This initiative aligns with the increasing global interest in green hydrogen projects, with potential production levels expected to rise significantly by 2030, as indicated by the International Energy Agency's Global Hydrogen Review 2023. Topsoe, known for its expertise in carbon emission reduction technologies, is expanding its SOEC manufacturing capabilities following the ongoing construction of a similar factory in Denmark, scheduled for operation by late 2024. Leveraging the experience gained from the Danish project, the alliance plans to expedite the establishment of the Virginia factory by 2028, further contributing to the green energy transition. Industry leaders like Kim Hedegaard from Topsoe, Brandon Spencer from ABB, and Richard Meserole from Fluor have expressed their commitment to driving the energy transition, emphasizing the significance of scaling electrolyzer capacity and e-fuels production to achieve global net zero goals by 2050. Through collaborative efforts and technological advancements, the alliance aims to support the transition towards a sustainable future by enabling the efficient production of green hydrogen and e-fuels.