HYDGEN, a prominent developer of AEM electrolyzer systems, has signed a MoU with Malati Fine Chemicals to embark on a joint venture focusing on small-scale green hydrogen production in the sugar industry. This collaboration intends to validate decentralized green hydrogen production by utilizing renewable power generated from sugar mills. The produced green hydrogen will be used to create green methanol, enhancing the sustainability of the industrial energy and chemical sectors. Dr. M. Krishna Kumar, COO of HYDGEN, emphasizes the importance of this partnership in delivering scalable and site-specific hydrogen solutions to industries. The strategic alliance will see HYDGEN providing its advanced electrolyzer technology and technical support, while MFC will facilitate testing environments and operational infrastructure for pilot projects. Dr. Mohan Dongare from Malati Fine Chemicals expresses excitement about exploring new energy pathways aligned with industrial performance and environmental responsibility through the integration of green hydrogen and green methanol in the sugar industry. The collaboration is a significant milestone for HYDGEN in its mission to enable affordable and autonomous green hydrogen production across industries in India and Southeast Asia. The partnership also aims to serve as a blueprint for similar deployments in sectors like food processing and agro-chemicals, further promoting sustainable energy practices. HYDGEN's AEM electrolyzers are designed to provide efficient and flexible green hydrogen production, offering operational advantages and reducing supply chain risks by avoiding rare earth metals. The technology's decentralized approach makes clean hydrogen more accessible and scalable, catering to the diverse needs of industries.