'World first': SGN launches bid for 300 green hydrogen homes project in Fife

Michael Holder
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Cooking and heating could be powered by hydrogen produced from offshore wind as part of gas network firm's H100 project

Around 300 homes in Scotland could soon have their heating and cooking powered by green hydrogen produced from renewable electricity under proposals for "the world's first green hydrogen-to-homes network"...

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