FoodStars provides flexible kitchen space that can be rented by food and drink vendors, including so-called “dark kitchens” preparing meals for delivery.
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The Hy4Heat programme is a feasibility study into the use of hydrogen for heat in UK homes and businesses aimed at establishing whether it is technically possible, safe and convenient to replace methane with hydrogen in residential and commercial buildings.
IGEM chosen to develop new hydrogen standards Read More »
As reported by EU Skills, the utilities sector will need to fill nearly 221,000 roles by 2027, so as part of its commitment to support the gas engineers of the future, IGEM has launched three scholarships for students at different stages of their academic careers, plus grants to support those experiencing financial difficulties.
IGEM launches new programme of scholarships Read More »
According to a new report, ‘Energy from Gas: Taking a Whole System Approach‘, this would make the UK energy system greener and more efficient.
IME report calls on government support for hydrogen Read More »
The gas network operator along with partners Arup, Kiwa Gastec and the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult, have successfully bidded into BEIS’s Hydrogen Supply Competition.
Hydrogen project wins government funding Read More »
H21, the world’s largest project to reduce carbon emissions, has opened the first ever testing facility for 100% hydrogen.
Hydrogen testing facility opened Read More »
The consortium is led by clean energy company Progressive Energy, and also includes gas network operator Cadent and infrastructure developer Peel Environmental.
Hydrogen to fuel north west homes and businesses by 2024 Read More »
Cadent claim the trial “could help Britain dramatically cut its carbon emissions and open the door to a low-carbon hydrogen economy”.
Hydrogen trial given green light Read More »
Falling costs of renewable generation, particularly wind and solar, have led to good progress being made to decarbonise the electricity sector. This is now driving demand for new and innovative methods for providing storage and flexibility in the electricity system.
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HyNet will capture and store over a million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) from industry and store this offshore in depleted gas fields in Liverpool Bay, which are currently operated by Eni. HyNet will also subsequently produce hydrogen as a fuel for both heating, power and transport. A UK-first at such large scale, the first phase will be operational by 2024.
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