HyDeploy
HyDeploy is a ground-breaking green energy trial that began at Keele University, that could help Britain cut its carbon emissions and open the door to a low-carbon hydrogen economy.
In October 2019, we began live testing of a blend of fossil gas and hydrogen on part of the private gas network at Keele University campus. During the 18-month trial, 100 homes and 30 university buildings received the blended gas. his concluded in Spring 2021.
Laboratory testing was conducted on a range of gas appliances and extensive research on the effects of hydrogen blends on a variety of materials found in the gas network, and in any appliances in homes or businesses. The results of this confirmed that blended hydrogen up to 20% by volume does not interact negatively with existing materials used within infrastructure like network pipes or in homes or businesses such as boilers, hobs, cookers, or meters.
Discover more about HyDeploy and its outcomes below
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Keele University’s innovative green energy trial ‘HyDeploy’ has been presented at the 24th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP24).
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An innovative green energy trial that could help dramatically cut carbon emissions has been given the go-ahead at Keele University
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