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Ecolectro and Re:Build Manufacturing teamed up to scale U.S. production of low-cost AEM electrolyzers for renewable hydrogen. Their partnership slashes costs and supports local clean energy manufacturing. Backed by strong public and private investment, they aim to accelerate hydrogen adoption nationwide.
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