WD HydroTech, a green hydrogen company, has recently set up its operations at the Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP) in Rotherham. The company is dedicated to enhancing electrolyser and hydrogen gas compression technology to support the green hydrogen supply chain. Founded by Dr. Nigel Williamson and Keith Downes, WD HydroTech has received a significant Innovate UK Smart Grant to accelerate its development. The funding has enabled the company to progress from proof-of-concept to product testing stage. The company plans to triple its team size in the next year and expand operations at the AMP Technology Centre. This move was influenced by the unique facilities offered by AMP, including space for engineering activities, manufacturing, testing, and essential office spaces for a growing start-up. The supportive business community at AMP, proximity to research centers like the Catapult Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC), and access to skilled talent were key factors in WD HydroTech's decision to join the innovation hub. WD HydroTech aims to address challenges in green hydrogen production and storage, ultimately improving accessibility and affordability in the market. The company's technology has the potential to revolutionize the green hydrogen sector, making it more sustainable and cost-effective. With a positive sentiment towards green hydrogen, WD HydroTech is poised to make a significant impact in the renewable energy industry.