In Levenmouth, Fife, SGN has finalized the construction of the world's first domestic hydrogen gas network as part of the H100 Fife project. This initiative involves producing hydrogen gas from a local offshore wind turbine, offering residents the opportunity to transition to Scotland's first green hydrogen community. The project, set to launch in 2025, ensures that participants can still heat their homes using hydrogen while significantly reducing carbon emissions. SGN is preparing to convert customers to green hydrogen once the production and storage site is operational next year. Additionally, the company is enhancing the skills of gas engineers to connect homes to the new hydrogen gas network. Collaborating with Fife College, SGN plans to open the UK's pioneering hydrogen training facility to educate Gas Safe engineers on fitting new hydrogen appliances. This project is not only a technological advancement but also aims to provide valuable insights for future low-carbon policy decisions in Scotland and the UK. The initiative marks a significant milestone in the energy transition towards cleaner and more sustainable practices.