Canadian company Cipher Neutron Inc. has been awarded a project to design and build two 250 kW Electrolyser stacks for Simon Fraser University in Toronto. This initiative represents a significant advancement in green hydrogen technology within academic and research environments. The collaboration between Cipher Neutron and SFU aims to drive forward-thinking research in sustainable energy solutions, utilizing cutting-edge AEM Electrolyser technology. The project includes the development and deployment of a state-of-the-art 0.5 MW AEM Electrolyser customized for SFU's research needs. By leveraging novel AEM technology, the initiative seeks to de-risk scalable hydrogen production, ultimately reducing costs while maintaining high performance. The project will explore and validate the AEM technology at a critical scale, enabling cost advantages for green hydrogen generation. The partnership is expected to have a notable impact on renewable energy research, facilitating the scaling of low-cost green hydrogen production. Cipher Neutron's President & CEO expressed delight in the collaboration, emphasizing the company's commitment to green hydrogen solutions and renewable energy leadership. SFU's Operations Director highlighted the university's enthusiasm in advancing AEM electrolysers and Canadian innovation. Cipher Neutron, known for its AEM Electrolysers and Reversible Fuel Cells, aims to revolutionize green hydrogen production and energy storage solutions globally.