HNO International, Inc., a leader in clean H₂ energy solutions, announced the execution of a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) at a competitive rate of $0.04 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) for a breakthrough solar-powered system capable of delivering 4-6 megawatts (MW) of continuous, off-grid electricity - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week - in any location with solar exposure.

The proprietary system integrates advanced solar harvesting and robust energy storage into a fully autonomous platform- enabling dependable, off-grid clean energy where traditional infrastructure cannot reach or where deployment could take years. This solution forms the energy backbone for scalable H₂ production and unlocks a new pathway toward energy independence for remote, industrial, and edge environments.

Crucially, this new solar-H₂ infrastructure is purpose-built to support HNOI's core technologies, including the Scalable H₂ Energy Platform (SHEP) and Compact H₂ Refueling Station (CHRS). By ensuring a reliable, low-cost, and grid-independent power source, this system accelerates the deployment of green H₂ across hundreds - even thousands - of potential sites globally.

"This agreement represents a major validation of our technology and our vision," said Don Owens, Chairman and CEO of HNO International. "H₂ production cannot happen without power. Delivering industrial-scale off-grid power at just four cents per kilowatt is transformative. It enables clean H₂ production anywhere, at scale, and allows platforms like SHEP to thrive even in the most remote or underserved regions."

Inspired by advanced decentralized energy platforms, the system is designed for replication, delivering megawatt-scale H₂ and power where it's needed most. This initiative marks a foundational step in building out a resilient, modular H₂ economy that is cost-effective, zero-emission, and globally scalable.