The Hydrogen Energy Association, led by CEO Celia Greaves, has expressed approval for the UK government's commitment to developing a Hydrogen to Power (H2P) Business Model. This initiative aims to mitigate investment risks associated with hydrogen projects. The government's recent announcement of the Hydrogen to Power: Market Intervention Consultation Response reflects a strategic move towards achieving the Prime Minister's clean energy objectives. Greaves emphasized the pivotal role of hydrogen in the energy transition, citing its ability to provide low-carbon, dispatchable power essential for integrating renewable sources and phasing out unabated gas. The proposed business model, centered on a Dispatchable Power Agreement mechanism, is designed to address investment uncertainties and promote the growth of hydrogen infrastructure. The plan includes the incorporation of H2P into the Capacity Market (CM), enhancing the market's stability and attractiveness for hydrogen investments. Additionally, the formation of the H2P Expert Working Group signifies a collaborative approach to refining the business model and ensuring its alignment with industry needs. Looking ahead to Spring 2025, The Hydrogen Energy Association anticipates active engagement with government and industry stakeholders to shape a business model that fosters innovation, risk-sharing, and efficiency. This collective effort is seen as crucial in harnessing hydrogen's potential as a transformative energy vector, ultimately contributing to a cleaner, more sustainable, and secure energy landscape in the UK.