SunHydrogen, Inc., a developer of technology to produce renewable hydrogen using sunlight and water, has reached a significant milestone in its solar-to-hydrogen production technology. The company is set to partner with The University of Texas at Austin to install a large-scale hydrogen production system at UT-CEM's Hydrogen ProtoHub. The system will feature sixteen photoelectrochemical hydrogen reactors covering more than 30m² of active area, marking the company's first multi-panel hydrogen production system operating under real-world conditions. This collaboration includes a strategic contract with The Process Group for the pilot plant's engineering design. SunHydrogen CEO Tim Young emphasizes the importance of this collaboration in validating the technology and gathering essential data for commercialization. The installation at the Hydrogen ProtoHub is viewed as a crucial step towards decentralized, renewable hydrogen production. The project aims to contribute not only to the advancement of hydrogen technologies but also to research, workforce training, and education in sustainable energy. The Hydrogen ProtoHub, located at UT Austin's J. J. Pickle Research Campus, offers advanced infrastructure and technical support for the project. SunHydrogen will work closely with UT-CEM to assemble, install, and operate the system, as well as collect long-term performance data. This initiative showcases the commitment to innovation and sustainability in the field of renewable energy.