Equilibrion, a technical and strategic nuclear consultancy, is leading a study in the UK to explore the deployment of nuclear-enabled hydrogen production for repurposing the existing gas network towards low-carbon hydrogen. The study, named SHyNE, supported by Northern Gas Networks and Wales & West Utilities, aims to reduce costs for consumers and enhance production resilience by utilizing heat and electricity from nuclear reactors. The project will establish a roadmap for introducing capacity to meet user demand, incorporating geographical and techno-economic analyses. By leveraging advancements in nuclear technology, particularly small modular reactors, the project seeks to accelerate nuclear deployment for energy transition and cost reduction. The collaboration between the nuclear and hydrogen sectors is seen as a game-changer in providing scalable low-carbon hydrogen and expanding opportunities for both industries. The UK government's Energy White Paper emphasizes hydrogen's role in decarbonizing heat, with partnerships like WWU's initiative to distribute green gases through the gas network. Additionally, Nel Hydrogen and Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power have partnered to advance clean hydrogen technology, combining alkaline electrolysis and nuclear power expertise for global markets. The article highlights the significance of clean hydrogen production as a vital component for achieving decarbonization and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.