As the global community accelerates towards a more sustainable, low-carbon future, individual nations are closely observed and evaluated for their progress in energy transition. In this context, Darren Davidson, the head of the UK division of Siemens Energy, recently voiced concerns about the country’s sluggish pace in advancing towards their ambitious energy targets.
Amidst the UK’s ambitious plans to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, concerns have emerged regarding the adequacy of energy storage technologies in supporting this transition.
National Grid, the UK’s gas transmission system owner, has embarked on a project to explore the feasibility of underground hydrogen energy storage. Partnering with Scottish firm Gravitricity, the initiative aims to leverage innovative technology for energy storage and distribution.
The Kraft Heinz Company has taken a significant step towards reducing its carbon footprint by partnering with Carlton Power to explore the development of a renewable green hydrogen plant at its Kitt Green manufacturing facility in Wigan, Greater Manchester.
UK Department of Energy has announced plans to create over 700 jobs across the country through a hydrogen industry initiative.
The UK’s prominent hydrogen trade association, the Hydrogen Energy Association (HEA), commends the infusion of an additional £120 million into the Green Industries Growth Accelerator (Giga) fund, as highlighted in the Spring Budget.
Exolum has launched the world’s first bulk transport and storage project for Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carriers (LOHC) in the United Kingdom, in partnership with Axiom.
A consortium of UK aerospace leaders, backed by academic expertise, has unveiled the ambitious HyFIVE project.
Centrica has marked a significant milestone with the completion of a new 20MW hydrogen-blend-ready gas-fired peaking plant in Redditch, Worcestershire.
Levidian is set to redefine sustainability with its hydrogen project designed for United Utilities, the UK’s largest listed water company.
