Hygreen Energy, based in Beijing, China, has announced the launch of its new anion exchange membrane (AEM) electrolyser system, customizable for hydrogen generation up to 500kW and operating effectively within a load range of 10-120%. The company's AEM system is set to be utilized in the 'Hydrogen into Ten Thousand Homes' project in China, aimed at promoting hydrogen energy utilization in industrial parks. Scheduled for delivery this September, the 10kW AEM system is expected to be commissioned in October 2024, with plans for future expansions. CEO Benny Wang highlighted the AEM system's advancements in safety, operational flexibility, and competitiveness, positioning it as a significant progress in hydrogen production technology. Hygreen Energy is optimistic about the system's impact on the hydrogen sector's future alongside its existing alkaline and PEM electrolysers. Apart from its domestic endeavors, the company is establishing a 5GW alkaline electrolyser factory in Malaga, Spain, as part of a €2bn European expansion initiative, with the factory's capacity contingent on market demand. Hygreen Energy's Global Marketing Director, Ethan Hugh, anticipates a growth in non-domestic market demand surpassing China's by 2025, showcasing the company's international aspirations. The article signals the company's strategic moves to diversify its presence and influence in the global hydrogen industry, underlining a positive sentiment towards Hygreen Energy's technological innovations and market expansion efforts.