Electric Hydrogen, a Massachusetts-based firm, is in the process of constructing its first 100MW electrolyser plant with the aim of achieving low green hydrogen costs of $1-2/kg. Despite skepticism in the industry, the company's Senior Vice-President, Jason Mortimer, remains optimistic about meeting cost targets through large-scale PEM electrolysers to be paired with low-cost intermittent renewables. Electric Hydrogen, which entered the market in 2021, is taking a novel approach to scaling up electrolyser production compared to other manufacturers. The company's strategy revolves around making low-cost electrolyser technology viable for the industry, promising to deliver competitive solutions for the green energy sector.