Hydrogen Case Studies

A study to establish if it’s technically possible and safe to replace natural gas with hydrogen in residential and commercial buildings and gas appliances.

Leeds’ existing gas infrastructure could be repurposed to deliver hydrogen for heating and cooking, instead of natural gas over the next 15 years.

An investigation of the impact of ignitions in hydrogen and natural gas accumulations in dwellings.

A project to develop the first community trial of hydrogen usage in domestic dwellings.

Investigation into whether standard heating and cooking appliances run normally on hydrogen?

An evaluation of the risks associated with using hydrogen in a domestic setting.

The Hydrogen Hubs project is a Cadent Foundation-sponsored feasibility study investigating if large scale local energy production (Hubs) can provide zero carbon hydrogen to decarbonise challenging energy sectors.

The HG2V (Hydrogen Grid to Vehicle) project was commissioned to determine whether the existing gas network could be re-purposed to supply hydrogen for use in fuel cell electric vehicles.

Investigation of the odorisation of hydrogen for distribution networks as part of the wider SGN-commissioned H100 project, in collaboration with NPL.

A desk study on the development of a hydrogen-fired appliance supply chain.