A new paper from the UK
Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association outlines the important role fuel cell
technology can play achieving the UK Government’s clean growth ambitions and
supporting a cost-effective transition to net zero.The report outlines the
opportunity that exists for the UK to take a global leadership position on fuel
cell technology.The UK Hydrogen and Fuel Cell
Association is […]
UK HFCA joins UK Energy Supply Chain Taskforce
The UK Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (UK HFCA) is delighted to join the new UK Energy Supply Chain (UKESC) taskforce, co-chaired by DIT Minister for Exports Graham Stuart and BEIS Energy Minister Anne-Marie Trevelyan.
In a move which underpins the
crucial role that the UK’s energy supply chain will play in helping the UK government
to achieve […]
UK HFCA commentary on the UK Hydrogen Strategy
Column by Celia Greaves, CEO of the UK HFCA
The
UK Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association welcomes the publication of the
Government’s Hydrogen Strategy.
We are pleased
to see the Government reaffirm its commitment to the hydrogen sector,
with analysis suggesting that up to one third of the UK’s energy
consumption by 2050 could be hydrogen-based. We support the ‘twin-track’
approach, which will help us scale up and decarbonise more […]
UK HFCA commentary on the Transport decarbonisation plan
Column by Celia Greaves, CEO of the UK HFCA
The publication of the Government’s Transport decarbonisation plan is welcome, and we are pleased overall to see the Government’s high level of ambition when it comes to decarbonising the UKs transport network. The UK Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association looks forward to the release of the Government’s […]
Only by working together can we meet the scale of the Net Zero challenge
Column by Celia Greaves, CEO of the UK HFCA
For the UK to meet its net zero goals, the CCC
estimates spending on decarbonisation will need to average out at around £50bn
per year, climbing from £40bn a year in 2025. It is envisaged that most of this
spending will be private investment, unlocked by a clear Government-backed trajectory,
guiding […]
Blue Hydrogen ‘essential to the UK’s Net Zero ambitions’ says new industry report
A new paper from the UK
Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association states that blue hydrogen is essential to
the UK’s transition to low carbon energyIndustry wants to see clear
direction and support from Government including the setting of standards for
the production of low carbon hydrogen and the introduction of funding to make
production commercially viable
A new report published today […]
G7: UK – We need to see ‘firm action’ from the G7 on hydrogen; Column in H2 View
Column by Celia Greaves, CEO of the UK HFCA. Published by H2 View: https://www.h2-view.com/story/g7-uk-we-need-to-see-firm-action-from-the-g7-on-hydrogen/
In May, the Group of Seven (G7) agreed to step up efforts to advance commercial scale hydrogen from low carbon and renewable sources across its economies, including support for fuel cell deployment globally. Following this news, and in the run up to […]
Britain needs to develop a clear policy framework for hydrogen; Column in H2 View
Column by H2 View, featuring Chris Jackson, Chair of the UK HFCA: https://www.h2-view.com/story/britain-needs-to-develop-a-clear-policy-framework-for-hydrogen/
Britain needs to develop a clear policy framework to support the UK Government’s target of 5GW of low-carbon hydrogen by 2030, the Westminster Energy Environment & Transport Forum’s Growing the hydrogen market in the UK virtual event on Wednesday (May 26) heard.
Chris Jackson, […]
Less talk, more action; Column in H2 View
Column by Celia Greaves, CEO of the UK HFCA. Published by H2 View: https://www.h2-view.com/story/uk-hfca-less-talk-more-action/
Governments around the world are busy getting to grips with how they transition to net zero – developing strategies, mapping timelines and making commitments. Here in the UK, the Committee on Climate Change (CCC) estimates spending on decarbonisation will need […]
UK HFCA member CERES collaboration with BOSCH progresses to mass production of SOFC systems, with an initial 200MW capacity in 2024.
CERES is extending its successful collaboration with BOSCH to move from prototyping to preparing for mass production of SOFC systems based on CERES’ proprietary fuel cell technology. Multiple sites in Germany are aiming to produce an initial aggregate 200MW capacity in 2024. The SOFC systems are to be used in the stationary power market, initially […]