SSE and Siemens Energy have joined forces in a partnership called 'Mission H2 Power' to advance hydrogen power in the UK. The collaboration aims to develop gas turbine technology capable of running on 100% hydrogen, supporting the country's transition to net zero emissions and strengthening energy security. Siemens Energy will invest in a combustion system for its SGT5-9000HL gas turbine to enable operation on hydrogen at SSE's Keadby 2 Power Station. This move aligns with the UK's need for around 7GW of low-carbon flexible power by 2035, with hydrogen-fired stations playing a significant role. The partnership signifies a step towards a cleaner energy mix and enhanced energy security. SSE's dedication to transitioning away from fossil fuels is evident through projects like Keadby Next Generation Power Station, showcasing their commitment to clean power generation and hydrogen projects. Through collaborations and investments, SSE and Siemens Energy are driving the hydrogen economy forward in the UK, positioning hydrogen as a vital component of the nation's energy future.