Verdagy, a prominent green hydrogen electrolysis company, recently unveiled the first Department of Energy-supported electrolyzer manufacturing facility in the United States. The facility, situated in Silicon Valley's Newark, California, covers more than 100,000 square feet and is geared to produce multiple gigawatts of electrolyzers. The company's innovative manufacturing strategy focuses on reducing electrolyzer stack costs by leveraging advanced manufacturing automations and ensuring product reliability and cost-effectiveness. Verdagy's partnership with ATI, Inc. emphasizes the use of US metal alloys for electrolyzers, enabling the company to achieve gigawatt-scale capacity at costs significantly lower than those of competitors. This approach not only enhances production efficiency but also supports domestic metal supply, in line with DOE objectives for boosting domestic electrolyzer manufacturing. In March 2024, Verdagy secured a $39.6 million grant from the DOE to expedite the high-volume manufacturing of their Advanced Alkaline Water Electrolysis (AWE) eDynamic® electrolyzers, marking a significant milestone in green hydrogen advancement in the US. Production at the new facility is scheduled to commence in the first quarter of 2025. The company's 'Coils-to-Cells' manufacturing process, in collaboration with ATI, aims to streamline electrolyzer production, minimizing manual intervention and enhancing efficiency. By adopting a nimble and flexible operational approach, Verdagy can adjust its manufacturing roadmap swiftly and efficiently, ensuring alignment with evolving industry demands. Verdagy's commitment to sustainable manufacturing practices extends beyond production efficiency to encompass the creation of new clean tech job opportunities in the local community. The inauguration of this cutting-edge manufacturing facility not only marks a significant leap forward in green hydrogen production but also underscores Verdagy's dedication to advancing renewable energy solutions in the US.