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SunHydrogen aims to transition from prototype to industrial production, facing challenges with its pilot project in Austin, Texas. The company installed its first multi-panel system at the Hydrogen ProtoHub, which began hydrogen production under natural sunlight but fell short of previously achieved efficiency targets.

This discrepancy is attributed to a specific manufacturing process related to the solar substrate, with corrective measures underway. A new two-year manufacturing agreement worth approximately €2 million was signed with CTF Solar, a subsidiary of CNBM, to enhance production processes and produce up to 1,000 full-size hydrogen modules.

The next test phase is scheduled for February 2026 to assess improvements from the Austin pilot. The stock remains under pressure, trading at $0.02, below its 50-day average of $0.03, emphasizing the need for reliable performance data.