Verdagy, a prominent clean hydrogen electrolysis company, has enlisted the services of Black & Veatch, a global engineering and construction firm, for a Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) study for a significant project in Texas. This project, with a capacity of 60-megawatts, is designed to produce more than 9,000 tons/year of clean hydrogen near the Gulf Coast. The targeted completion for the FEED study is set for May 2025, with a Final Investment Decision (FID) expected in July 2025. Verdagy's President, Rahul Bammi, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration with Black & Veatch and highlighted the positive economic impact the project will have on Texas. Anand Pattani from Black & Veatch also emphasized their experience in project execution and their commitment to supporting Verdagy in this venture. The project will utilize Verdagy's advanced eDynamic® electrolyzers, known for their operational flexibility, to enhance grid resilience and hydrogen production efficiency. These electrolyzers will comply with European RED III and U.S. Treasury requirements, further emphasizing the project's commitment to quality and standards. Not only will the project contribute to the U.S. energy industry and exports, but it will also create job opportunities along the domestic supply chain. This partnership signifies a step towards a more robust and sustainable energy future in Texas and potentially across the nation.