Global engineering and consulting company Black & Veatch has been selected to undertake front-end engineering and design (FEED) studies for Verdagy's 9,000-tonne-per-year clean hydrogen project in Texas near the Gulf Coast, US. The project aims to use Verdagy's eDynamic electrolysers to produce hydrogen compliant with European standards and US Treasury requirements. Verdagy recently opened an electrolyser manufacturing facility in Silicon Valley, California, and is gearing up for production. The company's President, Rahul Bammi, highlighted the agreement with Black & Veatch as a strategic move tapping into their expertise. The project is anticipated to bring significant investment to Texas, create jobs, and pave the way for future projects. Despite potential challenges, such as market conditions and regulatory uncertainties, the industry is witnessing a positive trend with a surge in FIDs on clean hydrogen projects. The Hydrogen Council's report shows promising growth in the sector, underlining the need for substantial investments to achieve global net-zero goals by 2050.