In a significant development towards sustainable energy solutions, Scotland has inaugurated the first hydrogen-powered homes in Fife, marking a crucial step in the fight against climate change. Led by the SGN H100 scheme, homes in Leven are transitioning from natural gas to hydrogen, with the company covering installation costs. The project not only demonstrates the viability of hydrogen as a clean fuel for heating but also showcases 'green hydrogen' directly piped to homes from renewable sources. John Swinney, while visiting the demonstration homes, emphasized the safety and reliability of such technologies in the decarbonisation process. The H100 project manager, Neil Grady, expressed optimism about connecting the first homes in autumn, noting the overwhelming community interest. This initiative not only highlights the potential of hydrogen as a domestic energy source but also signifies a crucial milestone in Scotland's journey towards a sustainable and decarbonised future.