Articles by Grace Clift
Hydrogen blending in UK national gas network may be “offtaker of last resort”
The UK government has launched a consultation on blending up to 20% hydrogen by volume into the GB gas transmission network (NTS).
Cheshire salt cavern may be used to store hydrogen underground
Uniper and British Salt plan to develop a hydrogen storage facility in Cheshire with capacity for 400GWh.
EU to include low-carbon hydrogen in next European Hydrogen Bank auction
The EU’s 2025 Hydrogen Bank auction will fund low-carbon hydrogen for the first time, with €1.1bn available under new draft rules.
EU Budget 2028-2034: Big wins for energy research, but hydrogen lacks focus
The EU’s 2028-2034 budget doubles funding for Horizon Europe and clean infrastructure – but omits hydrogen from key project lists. Is the bloc backing hydrogen or just paying lip service?
Greece goes green: Landmark hydrogen law sets stage for renewable revolution
Greece has passed its first dedicated hydrogen law, introducing the Hydrogen Producer Certificate and opening the door for large-scale renewable hydrogen production, investment and export.
“Think hydrogen, think Scotland”: Scotland positions itself as a “hydrogen nation”
Scotland sets bold hydrogen ambitions with 13 Regional Hydrogen Hubs, a target of 25 GW by 2045, and major funding support.
Demand-side stuck in first gear: HUK says £20bn hydrogen investment needs a kickstart
The UK has a £20bn pipeline of private investment waiting to go into hydrogen projects. Long-term risk, policy gaps and lack of infrastructure is keeping it locked away.
Goodwood: Racing drivers react to driving Extreme H hydrogen car at FOS 2025
Extreme H ran their hydrogen-fuelled Pioneer 25 prototype at the prestigious Goodwood Festival of Speed 2025. With a top speed of 125mph and maximum power of 400kW, the racer was…