Hydrexia Singapore PTE LTD, a subsidiary of Hydrexia Holding Limited, and Kitahama GRF Co. Ltd (KGC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on developing the hydrogen market in Japan. The partnership will involve the development of a supply chain for hydrogen applications in Japan, focusing on areas such as hydrogen plant design, production, transportation, and storage. The initial phase will include a feasibility study for supplying hydrogen to fuel cells in the region, utilizing Hydrexia's magnesium-based solid-state technology. The collaboration with KGC in Japan is part of Hydrexia's broader global expansion strategy, which has seen the company establish a presence in various countries since the beginning of 2024. Both companies are optimistic about the partnership and the potential for advancing hydrogen technology in Japan, with Hydrexia's CEO highlighting the company's commitment to supporting KGC's hydrogen business development. KGC, a subsidiary of Kitahama Capital Partners Co., Ltd., is known for its involvement in green energy and data center projects in Japan. The company's decision to partner with Hydrexia is driven by the latter's expertise in hydrogen technology and project execution. The collaboration aims to leverage Hydrexia's industry-leading solutions in hydrogen purification, transportation, storage, and refueling stations. Overall, the partnership between Hydrexia and KGC signifies a positive step towards advancing hydrogen technology in Japan, with both companies committed to driving innovation and sustainable solutions in the hydrogen industry.