Clean Power Hydrogen PLC, a green hydrogen technology and manufacturing company based in Doncaster, Yorkshire, has entered into a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Constant Energy Ltd, an energy developer in Ireland. Constant Energy, which recently obtained planning permission for the Killala energy hub in County Mayo, aims to establish a hydrogen and energy center at the site. The partnership will connect nearby wind and solar energy production to Constant Energy's facility for producing green hydrogen, utilizing Clean Power Hydrogen's membrane-free electrolyser technology. The green hydrogen generated will serve various purposes, including powering a gas peaking plant, being exported to the gas grid, and fueling hydrogen filling stations for fuel cell electric vehicles. Under the MoU, the companies will negotiate terms for a binding sale & purchase agreement, with Constant Energy planning to acquire five 1 megawatt MFE220 units from Clean Power Hydrogen, scheduled for operation between 2027 and 2028. Clean Power Hydrogen's CEO, Jon Duffy, expressed excitement about the collaboration, highlighting its significance in advancing the commercialization of their innovative technology. The article also provides financial information, noting Clean Power Hydrogen's stock price and a 12-month change. This partnership signifies a step towards sustainable energy production and utilization in Ireland, leveraging clean hydrogen technology to reduce carbon emissions and promote renewable energy sources.