Hydrogen injected into gas grid as part of 'groundbreaking' UK trial
Green energy pilot at Keele University marks first time zero carbon hydrogen has been injected into UK gas grid
Zero carbon hydrogen gas has for the first time been injected into the UK gas network as part of a "ground-breaking" green energy pilot announced today by gas distribution network firm Cadent. Dubbed...
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