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The East Midlands Hydrogen partnership is pleased to announce the 2025 Summit which will be taking place in October 2025.

EarthScale, a network of regional hubs, has announced that applications are open for its first cohort of businesses looking to scale up and commercialise climate technologies.

HyDEX is pleased to announce that it will be running a Hydrogen School from 28th April to 1st May 2025.

The University of Nottingham, in partnership with East Midlands Freeport, Research England and Loughborough University, has opened the Zero Carbon Innovation Centre.

Join EMStor on Friday, 28th March, 12pm-3pm at the British Geological Survey, Keyworth, Nottinghamshire for a FREE event and networking lunch. They’ll share key findings from EMStor’s Alpha Phase investigation and discuss the future of hydrogen storage in the East Midlands.

East Midlands Hydrogen is pleased to be an official partner of Hydrogen Week 2025, February 24th - March 2nd.

The Midlands Engine Energy Security Taskforce has launched the Midlands Energy Security White Paper, outlining key steps to drive a secure, sustainable energy future for the region.

A new report titled “East Hydrogen Vision” has revealed how the region is poised to seize the hydrogen opportunity, helping to decarbonise heavy industry, power generation and transport, creating and protecting thousands of jobs and keeping key industries thriving in the region.

We have published a video of our highly successful East Midlands Hydrogen summit held on 8 November 2024, which showcased the East Midlands’ leading role in driving decarbonisation.

On Friday 8 November, over 130 business representatives, politicians, academics and policy makers came together for the East Midlands Hydrogen Summit 2024 at Loughborough University.

Mayor of the East Midlands, Claire Ward, will share her vision for decarbonising the region and stimulating inclusive growth at the East Midlands Hydrogen Summit, taking place tomorrow at Loughborough University.

The future of clean energy and the region’s role in leading the development of hydrogen as an energy source will be celebrated at a high profile summit next month.

EMStor (East Midlands Storage) project consortium has received funding through the Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF), an Ofgem programme managed in partnership with Innovate UK, following a successful bid that builds on the work delivered during the SIF Discovery Phase.

Introducing Innovate UK Business Connect's Ignite Labs Hydrogen - a comprehensive 6-week capability development programme designed to take businesses operating within, or looking to diversify into, the hydrogen supply chain, on a journey of understanding, exploration and innovation.

East Midlands Institute of Technology invites tenders from interested parties for the delivery of research to inform and shape the future of green energy skills for the region.

EMStor will assess the technical and commercial feasibility of repurposing a depleted onshore hydrocarbon field in the East Midlands to store hydrogen.

Innovate UK have set up a series of myth busting webinars ‘Navigating Net Zero: Understanding the Role of Hydrogen’, demonstrating the latest innovations and case studies across the hydrogen supply chain working to accelerate the UK’s pathway to Net Zero.

Becky Rix, Marketing Director at Roadgas Ltd, explains why Roadgas is proud to be a member of the East Midlands Hydrogen Consortium and shares her thoughts on the importance of low carbon growth for our region’s future.

Will Morlidge, Co-Chair of East Midlands Hydrogen and D2N2 LEP Chief Executive, addressed an audience of investors at the UK’s Real Estate Infrastructure and Investment Forum (UKREiiF) in Leeds last week.

Join this event to find out about the potential for geological storage of hydrogen in the East Midlands’ subsurface and why it’s so vital for the region to grow its hydrogen economy and allow power generation, industry and heavy transport to decarbonise.

The first meeting of the East Midlands Hydrogen Consortium, chaired by D2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership Chief Executive, Will Morlidge, took place earlier this month.

East Midlands Hydrogen co-Chair, Will Morlidge, was invited to be a keynote speaker at the Hydrogen Rail in the Midlands conference and updated delegates on East Midlands Hydrogen, which is set to become the UK’s largest inland hydrogen cluster, and will accelerate the development of, and attract investment to, the rapidly growing hydrogen ecosystem in our region.