Doosan Fuel Cell, a prominent player in hydrogen energy, is set to commence mass production of Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC) in 2025 at a new facility in South Korea. The company aims to apply SOFCs in both maritime and stationary settings, emphasizing sustainability and energy efficiency. As part of this initiative, Doosan Fuel Cell has partnered with Alleima, a leading manufacturer specializing in advanced stainless steels and alloys. Alleima will supply Sanergy™ HT pre-coated material for the interconnects of the fuel cell stacks. The collaboration underscores the growing interest in SOFC technology for its high efficiency and contribution to a sustainable energy system. The order received by Alleima, valued at SEK 160 million, demonstrates the industry's confidence in their products. Executives from both companies expressed satisfaction with the partnership, highlighting the significant role of innovative and sustainable solutions in the shift towards decarbonization. This collaboration not only showcases the capabilities of both companies in the fuel cell market but also signifies a crucial advancement towards greener energy practices, with applications ranging from primary and backup power for buildings to supporting CO2 emission reduction in maritime transport.