James Cropper Advanced Materials is pushing the boundaries in green hydrogen technology with their RESILLION™ coating technology. This innovation addresses degradation in PEM electrolyser components, surpassing the U.S. Department of Energy's benchmark and saving significant costs over the system's lifetime. Dr. Srijita Nundy highlights the importance of understanding degradation mechanisms to enhance system efficiency. The company's state-of-the-art testing facility replicates real-world conditions, expediting development and driving improvements across the hydrogen value chain. RESILLION™ not only mitigates key degradation pathways but also supports longer component life and system reliability. James Cropper's presence at the Hydrogen Technology Expo in Houston showcases their commitment to sustainable energy solutions and technological advancements in the hydrogen economy.