Keele University to trial hydrogen gas heating
From 2019 hydrogen gas will be pumped into natural gas pipes serving Keele University, as part of one-year live test to cut carbon emissions from heating
Keele University is set to become a guinea pig for low-carbon heating from next year, as part of a new trial to pipe hydrogen gas into the heating network. The HyDeploy project, which is being run by...
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