WATT Fuel Cell is significantly expanding its additive manufacturing operations in Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania, to meet the rising demand for clean energy solutions across various industries. This expansion includes an increase in the facility's manufacturing space and office area, focusing on producing 3D printed tubular solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs). The company's goal is to improve production technology by introducing custom ceramic printers and advanced robotic automation to boost output and efficiency. Commercial deliveries are expected to escalate, especially for products like the Imperium Fuel Cell System and NOMAD system designed for residential, industrial, and recreational markets. WATT's proprietary AM Process (AMP) helps overcome traditional fuel cell production challenges by reducing costs, eliminating material inefficiencies, and enhancing scalability. The company's innovative approach also aligns with the new Residential Clean Energy Credit, making clean energy devices like WATT's fuel cells more affordable for homeowners. WATT's CEO emphasizes the strategic importance of expanding their additive manufacturing capabilities for future growth and development.