Equilibrion has been appointed to lead a groundbreaking study on how nuclear-enabled hydrogen could assist in solving the UK's Net Zero energy challenge. The project, supported by Northern Gas Networks and Wales & West Utilities, aims to explore how deploying nuclear-enabled hydrogen production can repurpose the UK's gas network for low-carbon hydrogen use. This initiative aligns with the UK's focus on hydrogen as a greener alternative, with nuclear-enabled hydrogen utilizing heat and electricity from nuclear reactors to generate hydrogen efficiently and cost-effectively. The SHyNE project will focus on developing a deployment roadmap considering production rates, geographical analysis, and economic factors to meet user demand. It will also assess the potential benefits of combining nuclear power stations with electrolytic hydrogen production to balance the grid effectively. The collaboration between the nuclear and hydrogen sectors is seen as a game-changer, offering opportunities for clean energy advancement and socio-economic benefits across the UK. The study aims to attract investments, create jobs, and drive industrial growth, supporting the UK's energy transition and 2050 net zero commitments.