HPQ Silicon Inc. and its French partner, Novacium SAS, have signed a cooperation agreement with Pragma Industries, a prominent fuel cell designer in Biarritz, France, to deploy METAGENE™ technology for high-pressure green hydrogen production. This innovative approach developed by Novacium enables the decentralized production of hydrogen using a non-explosive aluminum-silicon alloy, making it ideal for sustainable mobility solutions. Pragma Industries, known for its expertise in soft mobility, aims to integrate METAGENE™ stations into its offerings, catering to last-mile transportation needs with a focus on hydrogen-powered bicycles and low-emission vehicles. The collaboration further extends to the MANGABHY project, where Pragma is involved in developing specialized fuel cells for drones. METAGENE™ technology's compactness and on-demand hydrogen production capability align well with the requirements of drone applications, offering significant advantages for this market segment. Pragma Industries, in collaboration with HPQ and Novacium, plans to test METAGENE™ production stations in mobility ecosystems, with a pilot phase scheduled to assess a daily production capacity of 10 kg of hydrogen. This initiative aims to power fleets of hydrogen vehicles and drones, showcasing the transformative potential of METAGENE™ in green mobility and drone sectors. Dr. Jed Kraiem of Novacium highlights METAGENE™'s ability to remove traditional constraints in hydrogen production, emphasizing its autonomy and scalability for various applications. The agreement emphasizes the promising prospects of METAGENE™ technology in revolutionizing green mobility by offering a sustainable, cost-effective, and efficient energy solution for both civil and industrial markets. The partnership signifies a crucial step towards advancing hydrogen technology in the pursuit of sustainable energy solutions, showcasing the collaborative efforts of industry leaders to drive innovation in the green mobility sector.