Clean Power Hydrogen plc (CPH2) has announced the successful completion of the Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) for its MFE110 electrolyser, a membrane-free technology. The FAT, witnessed by Lagan MEICA and Arup, verified the efficient separation of hydrogen and oxygen, meeting commercial deployment standards. This achievement signifies the first customer acceptance of CPH2's scalable electrolyser technology and establishes it as a promising competitor to traditional PEM and Alkaline electrolysers. The next phase involves deploying the MFE110 to Northern Ireland Water's site for commercial hydrogen and oxygen production. The successful FAT also propels the commercialization of the flagship MFE220 1MW system. CPH2's CEO, Jon Duffy, expressed pride in the team's dedication and emphasized the technology's improved safety and operational features. The Company's strategic focus now shifts to commercial activities, aiming to fulfill existing contracts, support licensees, enhance technology, and expand the commercial pipeline. The successful MFE110 FAT underscores CPH2's commitment to innovation and quality. Alistair Jinks of Northern Ireland Water highlighted the pivotal role of the MFE110 in decarbonizing operations and advancing sustainable water management. This achievement marks a significant step towards a greener, hydrogen-powered future.