Verdagy, a clean hydrogen producer, is set to integrate Mainspring Energy's linear generators at its plant in California to power electrolyzer manufacturing. This move signifies a significant step in utilizing fuel-flexible units solely on hydrogen at a commercial scale, enhancing hydrogen production efficiency. The partnership emphasizes combining Verdagy's dynamic alkaline water electrolyzers with Mainspring's generators to demonstrate improved energy resiliency, especially when powered by intermittent renewable sources. The unique capabilities of Mainspring's 250kW linear generators, which can operate on various fuels including hydrogen, align with the industry's shift towards cleaner energy solutions. This collaboration not only targets industrial users and data centers but also showcases the potential for cleaner power in applications like cold-storage facilities, logistics centers, and EV chargers. The flexibility of Mainspring's units to transition to different fuels supports customers' zero-carbon objectives, with a growing interest from utilities looking to meet long-term sustainability goals. The deployment of Mainspring's generators, especially in partnership with Verdagy, represents a significant advancement in the adoption of hydrogen technology for cleaner energy production.