NuScale Power Corporation, in partnership with GSE Solutions, has launched the world's first fully integrated hydrogen production simulator within a Small Modular Reactor control room environment in Corvallis, Oregon. This groundbreaking advancement demonstrates how nuclear-powered high-temperature steam electrolysis can efficiently drive scalable, carbon-free hydrogen production exceeding 200 metric tons per day. The system, utilizing Reversible Solid Oxide Fuel Cells, aims to address industrial decarbonization, water scarcity, and clean molecule synthesis. The simulator not only validates the system but also focuses on workforce development by offering access to academic and industry partners for operator training. NuScale's innovative approach positions Small Modular Reactors as key players in the hydrogen and clean fuel economies, leveraging nuclear's baseload profile for stable high-temperature electrolysis systems. The company's multi-module configurations not only provide clean water and electricity to millions but also incorporate the reuse of desalination brine to produce hydrogen feedstock, reducing energy consumption and offering an eco-friendly solution. Dr. José Reyes, NuScale's CTO, emphasizes the company's commitment to addressing global challenges like water scarcity and clean energy sustainably.