SunHydrogen, Inc. based in Coralville, IA, is making significant strides in green hydrogen technology development. The company's collaboration with CTF Solar GmbH has led to the integration of solar cell modules into their technology, facilitating faster market entry by leveraging a mature manufacturing platform. SunHydrogen is currently working on fabricating and testing scalable thin-film solar cell modules for hydrogen panel demonstrations while ensuring their durability and long-term performance. In another key partnership with Honda R&D in Japan, the initial 100cm² hydrogen modules have achieved an impressive 10.8% solar-to-hydrogen efficiency, with plans for large-scale pilot plant demonstrations in progress. The company's focus on innovation is highlighted by the development of membraneless housing units for hydrogen panels, spearheaded by expert collaborators aiming to reduce costs and eliminate the use of environmentally persistent compounds. SunHydrogen's CEO, Tim Young, expressed gratitude for the support from industrial partners as the company aims to secure its place in the market. With a vision to become a major technology supplier in the hydrogen economy, SunHydrogen is poised to play a significant role in the shift towards emission-free hydrogen production for various industrial applications and fuel cell usage. The company's patented SunHydrogen Panel technology, utilizing sunlight and water to produce green hydrogen, aligns with the growing market trends and the estimated $12 trillion hydrogen market by 2050.