HyAxiom, Inc., in collaboration with Scale Microgrid Solutions, NuPower, LLC, and C.E. Floyd, has unveiled plans for the first multi-megawatt, multi-story fuel cell project in the U.S. The Charter Oak Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Project in Bridgeport, Connecticut, is set to revolutionize energy production by delivering low-emission power, enhancing grid reliability, and maximizing local energy efficiency. This 9.6-megawatt project represents a significant milestone in the deployment of fuel cell technology to meet the escalating energy demands in the region. By leveraging fuel cell and CHP technology, HyAxiom aims to set a sustainable power solution model that can be replicated nationwide. The project not only focuses on advancing low-emission power solutions but also brings multiple benefits to the local community and Connecticut as a whole. The utilization of thermal loop technology will further boost the project's efficiency by utilizing byproduct heat to cater to local heating demands, showcasing a commitment to sustainability and innovation in energy production.