Verdagy, a U.S. renewable hydrogen electrolysis company, has chosen Black & Veatch as the front-end engineering and design (FEED) contractor for its 60-megawatt clean hydrogen project in Texas. The project, utilizing Verdagy's eDynamic electrolyzers, aims to produce more than 9,000 tons of clean hydrogen annually, with plans for FEED completion in May 2025 and a final investment decision in July 2025. The eDynamic electrolyzers are designed to match energy variations in real time to enhance grid resilience and comply with European and U.S. regulatory requirements. Verdagy's President expressed enthusiasm for partnering with Black & Veatch to bring significant investment to Texas, boost U.S. energy exports, and create jobs. Black & Veatch, known for its expertise in project execution and infrastructure development, is excited to support Verdagy in advancing the U.S. energy industry. Verdagy recently inaugurated a gigawatt-scale electrolyzer manufacturing facility in California, aiming to produce green hydrogen at scale. Furthermore, Verdagy's partnership with Petron Scientech involves supplying electrolyzers for e-methanol production, sustainable aviation fuel, and renewable diesel. The overall goal is to offer green hydrogen at costs comparable to fossil fuels to drive widespread adoption and combat carbon emissions. Verdagy's CEO highlighted the commitment to achieving fossil parity costs for green hydrogen within five years to accelerate the transition to a more sustainable energy future.