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State-of-the-art UK testing facility to explore hydrogen gas potential

Toby Hill
clock 05 August 2020 •
The project will explore how hydrogen could be used to heat homes and power industry
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The project will explore how hydrogen could be used to heat homes and power industry

A new project exploring how hydrogen gas could be used to heat homes and deliver green energy will start performing tests from 2022, National Grid announced today. The firm will partner with Northern...

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