SunHydrogen, Inc. has reached a significant milestone by partnering with The University of Texas at Austin for the installation of a groundbreaking solar-to-hydrogen system at the Hydrogen ProtoHub. The system, featuring sixteen photoelectrochemical hydrogen reactors totaling more than 30m², will be a proof-of-concept pilot plant designed to operate entirely on sunlight and water. This collaboration marks SunHydrogen's first large-scale, multi-panel hydrogen production system operating under real-world conditions. The project aims to validate the technology, generate critical performance data, and support commercial system development. By working with UT Austin's Center for Electromechanics, the initiative also contributes to broader research, workforce training, and education in sustainable hydrogen technologies. The system will undergo a six-month operational phase to gather insights for technology development and broader hydrogen deployment strategies. This partnership signifies a step towards decentralized, renewable hydrogen production and underscores a shared commitment to a sustainable energy future.