SunHydrogen, in collaboration with The University of Texas at Austin, is set to deploy a more than 30 m² hydrogen production pilot system at UT-CEM’s Hydrogen ProtoHub research facility. This system will showcase the company’s proprietary photoelectrochemical (PEC) technology that produces renewable hydrogen from sunlight and water. The pilot plant will consist of sixteen 1.92 m² PEC reactor units and will operate entirely on sunlight and water, representing a large-scale, multi-panel hydrogen production system. SunHydrogen's CEO expressed enthusiasm for this partnership, highlighting the importance of real-world validation and data collection for commercialization. The collaboration with UT-CEM will involve system assembly, installation, commissioning, and long-term data acquisition. This project not only advances hydrogen production technology but also contributes to research, education, and workforce training in sustainable energy. The pilot system's operation under UT-CEM oversight for six months will provide crucial insights for technology development and future hydrogen deployment strategies.