Wild Hydrogen, a company based in Hardwicke, founded in 2022 by James Milner and Mark Wickham, has made significant strides in clean energy innovation. Their method of producing carbon-negative hydrogen from biogenic materials like waste wood and plants has the potential to revolutionize transportation fuels for trucks, ships, and airplanes. By converting these materials into Clear Hydrogen, the process also helps in removing carbon from the atmosphere, aiding in the fight against climate change. The company's upcoming commercial demonstrator in 2026 aims to showcase the scalability and viability of their technology, aligning with the UK's drive towards net zero emissions. Working closely with local institutions like the National Composites Centre and the Royal Agricultural University, Wild Hydrogen is paving the way for sustainable partnerships and solutions. The team's dedication to creating a cleaner future is evident in their collaboration with farmers to cultivate fuel crops sustainably. With a clear vision and ambitious goals, Wild Hydrogen is positioned to become a key player in advancing clean energy technologies in Gloucestershire and beyond.