HGP (Scotland) Ltd (HGP) has announced the reception of a Research & Development (R&D) grant from Scottish Enterprise to advance its methanation technology and create Scotland's and the UK's first Integrated Hydrogen and Methanation system. This initiative aims to develop scalable, carbon-neutral systems that play a vital role in decarbonisation and reducing industrial emissions, contributing to the clean energy transition in Scotland and beyond. The project involves the manufacture of a 1.5 MW Integrated Hydrogen and Methanation System that utilizes waste CO2 to produce e-fuels for industrial use or injection into the gas grid. HGP's Power to Gas technology enables the conversion of waste CO2 into e-methane, aiding industries in reducing their carbon footprint and generating renewable energy. With support from the R&D grant, HGP plans to accelerate the technology's readiness for commercial use, emphasizing its potential in achieving Scotland's net-zero targets and fostering the green economy. The company's dedication to sustainability aligns with the Scottish Government's goal of Net Zero by 2045, focusing on creating a carbon-neutral gas supply and leveraging renewable energy capacity. The funding will also facilitate research and testing capabilities expansion, enabling the integration of methanation technology into the energy infrastructure for a smoother transition to a low-carbon energy system. This initiative, supported by Scottish Enterprise, emphasizes innovation and investment in research and development to drive economic growth and ensure Scotland's competitiveness in the global economy while meeting net-zero commitments.