Electric Hydrogen, US manufacturer of advanced electrolyzer plants, has been selected by Synergen Green Energy, a leading commercial-scale developer of green hydrogen and ammonia facilities, for its state-of-the-art advanced fuels project in the United States.

Electric Hydrogen will support integration of two of its flagship 120 MW HYPRPlants as part of the front-end engineering and design (FEED) agreement for this project. Once constructed, the facility will be capable of producing approximately 210,000 tonnes per annum (TPA) of ammonia for maritime and industrial applications in Europe and Asia.

This is the third large-scale renewable hydrogen project in the US to select Electric Hydrogen’s advanced proton exchange membrane (PEM) technology. Electric Hydrogen is currently deploying its first 100 MW HYPRPlant at Infinium’s Project Roadrunner site in Pecos, Texas. The company has also been selected by HIF Global for its Texas-based e-fuels facility.

Electric Hydrogen’s innovative HYPRPlant technology, the most powerful, lowest-cost electrolzyer plant on the global market leverages proprietary PEM technology and renewable electricity to produce cost-competitive clean hydrogen at industrial scale. The entire hydrogen production plant is delivered on factory‑fabricated skids and assembled by local partners, helping customers reduce total installed costs by as much as 60%.

Pranav Tanti, CEO of Synergen Green Energy, says: 'Electric Hydrogen is redefining what’s possible for clean hydrogen production through its efficient electrolysis technology. Achieving total installed costs less than $1000/kW is crucial to our ability to produce green ammonia economically at scale. The unique approach that Electric Hydrogen brings to electrolyzer design and manufacturing aligns with Synergen’s own standardisation and modular design philosophy. We look forward to building a strong and enduring collaboration with our partners at Electric Hydrogen.'

'Our HYPRPlant technology makes it possible for customers like Synergen Green Energy to produce radically low-cost hydrogen today,' says Raffi Garabedian, CEO of Electric Hydrogen. 'This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to accelerating the energy transition and delivering scalable solutions to enable new advanced fuel economies in the US and globally.'

The project is expected to achieve reach final investment decision in 2026, and the facility is targeted to be operational at the end of 2028.