The UK government has issued a call for technical evidence on innovative hydrogen to power (H2P) projects that have the potential to be operational by 2030. The goal is to gather insights into the types of innovative projects that could be rapidly deployed, including details on project scopes, timelines, costs, and challenges. This call for evidence is primarily directed at stakeholders who have concrete plans for implementing innovative hydrogen projects before the full-scale hydrogen infrastructure is established. The government aims to evaluate the significance, various options, and risks related to these projects that are intended to be realized within the next decade. Stakeholders, particularly from the energy industry and project development sectors, are being invited to contribute their technical knowledge and project details to aid in shaping future policies and strategies regarding hydrogen deployment. By providing valuable information through this consultation, stakeholders can assist the government in understanding the feasibility and potential benefits of innovative hydrogen projects in the near term. This initiative underscores the UK's commitment to exploring and promoting hydrogen as a sustainable energy solution, with a specific focus on accelerating the development of hydrogen projects to meet the country's energy goals by 2030.