Ecolectro, a key player in renewable hydrogen, and Re:Build Manufacturing have formed a strategic partnership to expand the deployment of Ecolectro's advanced anion exchange membrane (AEM) electrolyzers across the United States. The collaboration aims to address the high production and distribution costs associated with hydrogen, especially for industries such as refining, chemical production, transportation, heavy equipment, and industrial applications. By utilizing Ecolectro's AEM electrolyzers, costly precious metals and toxic chemicals can be eliminated, leading to lower production costs and enhanced durability and efficiency. This initiative targets achieving a levelized cost of hydrogen below $2.50/kg, well below the DOE's 2030 target. The partnership will see initial assembly in New York, with full-scale manufacturing in Pennsylvania, leveraging the region's steel industry for component supply. Notably, this collaboration not only drives technological innovation but also generates jobs, supports clean energy manufacturing, and boosts economic growth in the Appalachian region. The positive sentiment towards renewable hydrogen is echoed by officials in Pittsburgh and New Kensington, emphasizing the economic benefits and technological advancements that the partnership brings to the clean energy sector. Ecolectro's successful pilot deployment in Massena, N.Y., demonstrated the viability of on-site renewable hydrogen production, showcasing significant cost savings and operational efficiencies. Backed by strong industry and government support, including early investments and funding from notable entities, Ecolectro is well-positioned to lead the way in affordable and scalable renewable hydrogen technology. The company's Series A funding round further solidifies its mission to drive the adoption of renewable hydrogen in various sectors, marking a significant step towards a cleaner and more sustainable energy future.