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Clyde Hydrogen Systems, a spinoff from the University of Glasgow, has unveiled a prototype for decoupled electrolysis that enables on-demand green hydrogen production without the need for bulky compressors. This innovative technology produces high-pressure hydrogen while minimizing cross-contamination, enhancing safety and reducing costs, with a commercial demonstration scheduled for 2025. If successful, the company aims to make commercial units available by 2028, contributing to the UK's net-zero goals.