Production for the units is scheduled to take place at Nel’s facility in Wallingford, Connecticut, with final delivery expected in 2027. The MC-series platform is engineered for rapid on-site hydrogen generation, prioritizing a modular design that allows for faster installation and integration. According to Todd Cartwright, Chief Commercial Officer at Nel, the order reflects growing market confidence in the maturity of their hydrogen systems, particularly among clients with rigorous technical demands.

This contract reinforces Nel’s position as a pure-play provider of renewable hydrogen technology. By focusing on PEM and alkaline electrolyzer platforms, the company aims to support decarbonization efforts in sectors ranging from heavy industry to transportation. The project serves as a practical application of the company's containerized strategy, designed to meet the operational reliability required by global technology leaders.