The weekly review of the electrolyzer industry covers various key developments. Delivery-wise, Hubei Intel Electric Co., Ltd. and Shanghai Hydrogen Energy Technology Co., Ltd. have made significant progress in providing hydrogen production systems for major projects in Europe and China, respectively. Policy updates from the European Commission and China's National Energy Administration focus on supporting electrolyzer projects through funds, subsidies, and efficiency standards. In corporate news, acquisitions, agreements, and project milestones dominate. Belgian Cockerill Group's acquisition of McPhy's gigafactory, Zhongdian Fengye's agreement with Bosch for PEM electrolyzers, Xuji Electric's 35MW project, and Stanwell Corporation's exit from a green hydrogen project in Australia are notable. Guangxi Hydrogen Energy Technology Innovation Center Co., Ltd. and Beijing Hydrogen Yi Energy Technology Co., Ltd. also made significant strides. The patent applications segment highlights innovations, including a ceramic-based anion exchange membrane from the Shanghai Institute of Ceramics and a non-precious metal catalyst formulation by Johnson Matthey. Technological advancements feature Linköping University's breakthrough in enhancing photocatalytic hydrogen production efficiency and Tongda Electromagnetic Energy's development of an off-grid hydrogen production power supply. Overall, the industry shows positive momentum with advancements in delivery, policies, corporate collaborations, and technology innovations driving the electrolyzer sector forward.