In a groundbreaking initiative, a 7MW offshore wind turbine in Levenmouth, Fife, is set to produce green hydrogen for Scotland's first green hydrogen community by 2025. Residents in the area have the opportunity to participate in SGN's H100 Fife trial, paving the way for a sustainable energy transition. The project, led by distribution manager Max Biret, is a key player in shaping future low-carbon policies for Scotland and the UK, with anticipated outcomes in 2026. SGN is investing in upskilling gas engineers to facilitate the connection of homes to the new hydrogen gas mains. Additionally, a partnership with Fife College will establish the UK's first hydrogen training facility in early 2022, training Gas Safe engineers on fitting new hydrogen appliances. Stuart Russell and his team are installing the green gas network, with plans to connect homes and provide zero carbon heating. This innovative decarbonisation scheme is receiving significant support from the local community, marking a milestone in sustainable energy initiatives in the region.