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SunHydrogen has teamed up with The Process Group to design its first pilot plant for renewable hydrogen, using sunlight and water to create green hydrogen on a larger scale. The plant will test their PEC-based technology in real-world conditions, setting the stage for future modular hydrogen farms. Both companies see this as a key step toward scalable, low-impact hydrogen production.
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