Hydrogen

Short-term support for green innovations puts net zero target at risk

Weekend press: Gas network battles revolt against hydrogen trial

Northern Gas Networks is battling to prevent its proposed hydrogen trial in Redcar from suffering the same fate as Cadent’s Whitby project, which was the only other candidate to become the UK’s first ‘hydrogen village’ but was cancelled earlier this year due to local opposition. Also in the latest round-up of the weekend’s papers, the government is warned that heat pumps are currently ‘too noisy’ for millions of British homes and England sees no new applications for onshore wind farms.

Coutinho looking at ‘flexible’ Warm Homes Discount

WWU to develop hydrogen network plan for North Wales

Eon backs stamp duty rebates for energy efficiency upgrades

‘Inertia’ on heat is driving up costs for consumers

Minister promises hydrogen village decision before Xmas

Heat pump funding pot tipped to be ‘blown’ before deadline

Government: No one should wait for hydrogen heating

IEA: Golden age of gas is nearing an end

Call for heat pump grants to be extended to cover network costs

Rule out hydrogen for home heating, NIC urges

CMA launches probe into marketing of boilers as ‘hydrogen-blend ready’

CCC: Net zero row back ‘likely to increase bills’

Only 2% of British businesses investing in hydrogen