VIVIFY Technology Founder and CEO Jason Herring to Present Hydrogen Energy Platform in Brussels Under the Aegis of the Groupement du Patronat Francophone
Nov 6, 2026
Herring will present the Flying Pig™, VIVIFY’s 1MW containerized hydrogen power unit at the Central Economic Council.
Florida, USA, November 6, 2026 -- Jason Herring, Founder and CEO of VIVIFY Technology, will present the company’s hydrogen energy platform on December 8, 2026, at the Central Economic Council (Conseil central de l’économie) in Brussels, Belgium. The event is held under the aegis of the Groupement du Patronat Francophone (GPF) and its President, Jean-Lou Blachier.
VIVIFY Technology is a hydrogen energy company with its corporate office and lab in Delray Beach, Florida. Its newest platform, the Flying Pig™, is a containerized hydrogen power unit that generates 1MW per container. It is built to address one of the largest constraints on data center growth today: the long wait for grid interconnection. Instead of waiting on the grid, operators can put dedicated power on site, behind the meter.
The core technology was developed by Buddy Paul, VIVIFY’s Distinguished Engineer and Chief Systems Architect. Paul’s 40-year career in aerospace and energy includes NASA’s Space Shuttle program, the THAAD missile defense program, Airbus, and Lockheed Martin, where he was named Inventor of the Year in 2003. He is named as an inventor on approximately 250 patents across aerospace, defense, and engineering, and his work on VIVIFY’s hydrogen platform represents more than a decade of development.
How the Flying Pig™ Works
Inside each container, VIVIFY’s proprietary Pulsar™ technology produces hydrogen on demand through water electrolysis, and onboard turbines convert that hydrogen into electricity. Water is the primary fuel input. The system is designed to use non-potable water sources, which are purified on-site before entering the electrolysis stage, so it does not draw on drinking water supplies.
Each unit arrives with a factory pre-filled 500-gallon (approximately 1,900-liter) water tank, operates as a closed-loop system with approximately 5% annual water loss, and is designed for same-day deployment. Capacity scales by coupling additional containers. VIVIFY projects five-year savings of $9.8 million per unit compared with diesel generation, based on diesel at $4.00 per gallon.
The Flying Pig™ is one of three platforms in what VIVIFY calls the Arsenal. The HOG™ (Hydrogen Oxygen Generator) is the company’s flagship hydrogen energy platform, built for behind-the-meter deployment and engineered for 99% emission-free output. Clean Air Technology™ is a five-stage emissions control system that retrofits onto existing industrial exhaust streams, so operators do not have to tear down and rebuild. The Flying Pig™ is the containerized configuration of HOG™.
Power Where the Grid Cannot Reach
Because each unit is self-contained and does not depend on an external fuel supply chain or a grid connection, the Flying Pig™ is also designed for emergency and field deployment. When a grid is damaged, delayed, or down, containers can be transported and placed into service without waiting for utility restoration. Applications range from disaster recovery and humanitarian relief to defense installations and temporary operating bases.
“Countries around the world are asking where their next generation of power will come from,” said Herring. “Hydrogen is part of that answer, and the Flying Pig™ puts it on site, behind the meter, wherever the demand is. We’re proud to bring that conversation to the French-speaking business community in Brussels.”
Manufacturing and Commercial Momentum
Manufacturing of the Flying Pig™ is scheduled to begin in January 2027 at VIVIFY’s facility in Jupiter, Florida.
On September 30, 2026, VIVIFY and Evolution Metals & Technologies Corp. (EM&T; Nasdaq: EMAT), a Miami-based critical materials company, signed a non-binding letter of intent under which VIVIFY would supply behind-the-meter hydrogen power for EM&T’s planned U.S. rare earth magnet campus, subject to definitive agreements. Rare earth magnets are a core component in defense systems and advanced manufacturing, and EM&T’s campus is planned as part of a domestic U.S. supply chain for these materials.
VIVIFY’s work has also drawn the attention of Florida leadership. In May 2026, Herring spoke alongside Florida Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins at a press conference announcing a five-point plan for AI and data center development in Florida. In July 2026, U.S. Representative Byron Donalds, a candidate for Governor of Florida, toured VIVIFY’s Delray Beach lab.
VIVIFY was founded to make America energy independent by giving operators power they generate and control on site, outside the limits of the grid and the fuel supply chain. The Brussels presentation brings that case to the French-speaking business world, where companies face many of the same questions about grid capacity and energy supply.
About the Groupement du Patronat Francophone (GPF)
Founded in 1987, the Groupement du Patronat Francophone brings together 60 employers’ organizations across five continents, representing more than one million companies. Led by its President, Jean-Lou Blachier, the GPF has spent nearly four decades promoting the economic Francophonie by helping French-speaking companies trade and grow internationally. The December 8 meeting gives French-speaking entrepreneurs a direct opportunity to evaluate new energy technologies they may wish to bring to their own countries.
About VIVIFY Technology
VIVIFY Technology is a hydrogen energy company headquartered in South Florida. The company designs and develops hydrogen-based energy platforms, including its flagship Hydrogen Oxygen Generator™ (HOG™), the Clean Air Technology™ emissions control system, and the Flying Pig™ containerized power unit, engineered to deliver dependable, dedicated power for the most demanding infrastructure environments in operation today. VIVIFY’s corporate office and lab are located in Delray Beach, Florida, and manufacturing in Jupiter, Florida, is scheduled to begin in January 2027. Get in the room at vivifytechnology.com.
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