Residents in a Fife town are set to become the first in the world to heat and cook using zero carbon hydrogen.
Energy regulator Ofgem has awarded up to £18 million to gas network company SGN to build its H100 Fife hydrogen demonstration project.
It will take the Kingdom Fife one step closer to becoming home to the world’s first zero carbon hydrogen-to-homes network.
SGN will build its 100 per cent green hydrogen-to-homes network in Levenmouth, where up to 300 homes will be connected to the new network.
Hydrogen will be produced on site through electrolysis powered by an offshore wind turbine - Link
It will take the Kingdom Fife one step closer to becoming home to the world’s first zero carbon hydrogen-to-homes network.
SGN will build its 100 per cent green hydrogen-to-homes network in Levenmouth, where up to 300 homes will be connected to the new network.
Hydrogen will be produced on site through electrolysis powered by an offshore wind turbine - Link
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