VIVIFY in the Press

A GlobeNewswire announcement outlines VIVIFY Technology's non-binding letter of intent with Evolution Metals & Technologies to provide modular, behind-the-meter hydrogen power for EM&T's planned U.S. rare earth magnet campus. The proposed deployment would support critical materials manufacturing with grid-independent power that can scale as production expands.

Two Bit da Vinci examines VIVIFY Technology's independent validation program for its 65 kW hydrogen turbine ahead of a planned 1MW rollout. The article focuses on whole-system energy balance, test duration, independent oversight, and publication of the methodology and results as the measures that will determine the platform's performance and credibility.

Forbes goes inside VIVIFY Technology's Delray Beach lab as the company validates its 1MW containerized hydrogen power unit for data centers facing years-long grid interconnection queues. The article examines the Flying Pig platform's potential to deliver on-site power without waiting for traditional utility infrastructure.

Barchart profiles VIVIFY Technology's expansion into production under Distinguished Engineer and Chief Systems Architect Buddy Paul, a former NASA engineer and Lockheed Martin Inventor of the Year. The article highlights the company's 1MW Flying Pig™ hydrogen power unit, its Florida manufacturing operation, and the platform's potential to provide independent power for homes and other applications.

Townhall columnist Duggan Flanakin profiles VIVIFY Technology's production-ready CAT, HOG, and Flying Pig platforms and the company's push to deliver scalable, off-grid hydrogen power. The column highlights the 1MW containerized Flying Pig's rapid deployment and potential applications across data centers, remote industrial sites, military operations, and disaster response.

Investors Hangout covers VIVIFY Technology's transition from development to large-scale manufacturing at its Jupiter facility. The article highlights veteran aerospace engineer Buddy Paul's role in scaling the company's CAT, HOG, and Flying Pig energy platforms for production.

BriefGlance examines VIVIFY Technology's transition from bespoke fabrication to industrial-scale manufacturing at its new Jupiter, Florida facility. The article profiles Chief Systems Architect Buddy Paul's role in developing the company's CAT, HOG, and Flying Pig platforms and explores how scalable production could advance VIVIFY's pragmatic approach to decarbonization.

In a Washington Examiner op-ed, Duggan Flanakin argues that America's energy challenge is not generating enough power but delivering it reliably, as interconnection delays and transmission bottlenecks stall industrial development. The piece highlights VIVIFY Technology's Flying Pig™ platform — one megawatt of dispatchable power inside a transportable container — as a distributed energy solution built for rapid deployment.

West Palm Beach's WFLX Fox 29 reports on VIVIFY Technology's portable water-powered generators, which use electrolysis to produce power and could restore electricity to 1,000 homes within 15 minutes of deployment after hurricanes and other natural disasters. The segment highlights the Palm Beach County company's containerized Flying Pig™ units, with mass production slated to begin in January.

California Business Journal argues that the state's economic future hinges on energy independence as much as technological innovation, as surging AI-driven electricity demand makes reliable power a strategic competitive asset. The article names VIVIFY Technology among the companies developing modular hydrogen-powered infrastructure designed to give industrial users flexible, scalable energy solutions and greater operational resilience through decentralized generation.

The Pinnacle Awards named VIVIFY Technology the Platinum winner for Clean Energy Innovation in its 2026 Technology Awards, announced in Irvine, California. The recognition, in the Sustainability & Green Tech category honoring technology that drives renewable energy efficiency and accessibility, spotlights VIVIFY's closed-loop, hydrogen-based power platform among the year's most groundbreaking innovations shaping the future of technology.

Haute Living positions VIVIFY Technology's distributed energy systems as an emerging luxury asset for ultra-high-net-worth individuals seeking autonomy from grid dependency. The piece highlights VIVIFY's hydrogen-based platforms, including the containerized Flying Pig™ power units, framing energy independence as an aspirational marker of elite infrastructure ownership prized for its speed and reliability over traditional utility service.

Data Center Frontier examines how power availability is increasingly constraining AI data center development and driving new infrastructure approaches. The article highlights VIVIFY Technology's closed-loop, hydrogen-based power designed to reduce dependence on the traditional grid, positioning the containerized Flying Pig™ system as a modular alternative to conventional utility service and diesel backup generation.

Forbes profiles VIVIFY Technology and its push to apply hydrogen power to agriculture and food systems, exploring how the company's containerized energy platform could enable off-grid food production. The piece positions VIVIFY's approach as a path toward greater resilience for food infrastructure that has historically been tethered to fragile grid and fuel supply chains.

AdvanceH2 profiles VIVIFY Technology Founder Jason Herring and his push to establish hydrogen as a mainstream energy source for the AI-driven economy. The article spotlights VIVIFY's HOG™ (Hydrogen Oxygen Generator), a closed-loop system that produces hydrogen from water on-site, framing it as a response to the surging electricity demands of data centers projected to consume a growing share of U.S. power generation by 2030.

International Policy Digest profiles VIVIFY Technology Founder Jason Herring and the company's hydrogen-powered energy systems built to address the electricity demands of AI infrastructure. The piece highlights VIVIFY's HOG™ (Hydrogen Oxygen Generator) and the containerized Flying Pig™ platform as a scalable, modular alternative to legacy fuel supply chains.

Townhall covers the unveiling of VIVIFY Technology's Flying Pig™, a 1MW containerized hydrogen power system designed for true energy independence. The article frames the deployable unit as a meaningful cost advantage over traditional grid infrastructure while eliminating dependence on legacy fuel supply chains.

Industry trade publication Fuel Cells Works reports on VIVIFY Founder Jason Herring's remarks at a Florida press conference with Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins. Coverage centers on VIVIFY's closed-loop hydrogen power platform, positioned as a way to support AI and data center growth without straining local water and energy resources.