Electric Hydrogen, a U.S. manufacturer of advanced electrolyzers, has partnered with The Weitz Company to install its 100 megawatt (MW) HYPRPlant at Infinium’s Roadrunner eFuels project in West Texas. This project, expected to be the world’s largest eFuels facility, will produce synthetic aviation fuel, diesel, and naphtha for aviation and heavy transport markets. Electric Hydrogen's HYPRPlant utilizes high-power proton exchange membrane (PEM) technology to produce ultra-low-cost hydrogen using renewable energy sources. By leveraging modular skids and American-made electrolyzer systems, the project aims to reduce total installed costs by as much as 60% and accelerate deployment timelines. The partnership with The Weitz Company, known for its industrial EPC experience, ensures professional execution and job creation in West Texas. The collaboration marks a significant milestone for Electric Hydrogen and the renewable hydrogen sector, demonstrating the feasibility of American-made electrolyzer systems at an industrial scale. This venture not only highlights advancements in clean energy infrastructure but also showcases the economic viability and potential of renewable hydrogen in critical industries. For more information about Electric Hydrogen’s HYPRPlant, visit their website.