Verdagy, a hydrogen electrolysis specialist, has partnered with Mainspring Energy Inc. to install a hydrogen-fuelled linear generator at its Moss Landing site in California. The unit is scheduled to be operational before the end of summer 2025. Verdagy's plant, with over 20,000 hours of operation and 200 tonnes of hydrogen production, runs continuously in an automated mode. The hydrogen produced is used by Mainspring for electricity generation via its internal combustion generators, creating a self-sustaining cycle that reduces operating costs. The collaboration focuses on demonstrating the utility of hydrogen in addressing grid constraints and improving energy reliability, especially in critical areas. Both companies consider this project a showcase of their technologies, aiming to test the industrial resilience of hydrogen generators under real-world conditions. The partnership emphasizes the practicality of a co-located hydrogen consumption model for environments sensitive to power interruptions. The joint effort showcases a model for flexible, on-site energy solutions and highlights the potential of hydrogen as a reliable energy source for industrial applications.