The Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC) has highlighted the need to back the creation of demonstration centres around the UK to drastically reduce the costs associated with low-carbon technologies.
Clean Power Hydrogen (CPH2) has signed an agreement with Kenera Energy Solutions that will see up to 30 of its membrane-free electrolyser technology (MFE) developed in Germany.
If the UK meets its expanded renewable and nuclear targets, the country will have an oversupply of electricity more than half of the time by 2030, creating significant opportunities for flexible demand.