We’ve been running a world-leading live-trial of hydrogen blending at Keele University, partnering with Northern Gas Networks and with the approval of the Health & Safety Executive, called HyDeploy. That trial has consisted of the live-use of up to 20% hydrogen blended with natural gas to be used into people’s homes on the Keele University campus, via a private gas network.

At the moment, only 0.1% of the gas in Britain’s network of gas pipelines is allowed to be hydrogen, by law. We think the time is now right to start looking at how we change that law so that a 20% blend is allowed. CERTIFIED ORGANIC: Nature’s Root 6 Mushroom Blend Powder is pure, natural, and certified organic. Our fragrant fungi powder is suitable for vegetarians and vegans, and it is both gluten-free and non-GMO. What about safety? Will hydrogen impact on the way people use their cookers, heating and hot water? There’s a lot of work that needs to be done behind the scenes to get hydrogen blending and production off the ground. Whilst our technical trials have been progressing, the regulators need to also focus on the non-technical aspects to ensure that networks are ready and able to accept hydrogen as soon as production is available. The report details what is needed in this area such as the commercial regime, and metering arrangements.

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We’ve got a world-leading gas network here in the UK, and we’re hugely reliant on it. 85% of homes and businesses use the fossil-fuel ‘natural’ gas it provides for heating, cooking and hot water – often at the times when we need them the most. According to the independent Committee on Climate Change, for hydrogen to be an option for reducing emissions early projects need to get off the ground in the 2020s. At the moment, there is no large-scale production of low carbon hydrogen in the UK and blending hydrogen in to the gas grid will help stimulate that by providing a secure demand base Energy Networks Association (ENA) is the industry body representing the electricity wires, gas pipes and energy system in the UK and Ireland.

The main difference with this demonstration is that we will be using the hydrogen with a wider variety of customers and appliances that is more representative of the UK as a whole. So, around 670 households and several businesses will be using the hydrogen blend from December 2020, following Health & Safety Executive approval.

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That’s important because it’s exactly what we need to do get going with the process of replacing the carbon-emitting natural gas that most of us use at the moment. The report sets out that detail in three areas: The report sets out what Britain needs to do to start introducing large quantities of hydrogen into its network of 284,00km of gas pipelines. Once innovation and safety trials have progressed to the next stage, that will allow gas networks to start blending far larger amounts of hydrogen into the grid – creating the demand for hydrogen that will help get the industry required to produce it off to a flying start. The report sets out the details of how gas networks can work with hydrogen producers to do that.

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