UK Oil & Gas PLC's subsidiary, UK Energy Storage (UKEn), has achieved a significant milestone in its hydrogen storage project in Dorset, UK. The project has received a key letter of support (LOS) from The Solent Cluster, a major group of industries in southern England dedicated to reducing carbon emissions through the adoption of hydrogen and other low-carbon energy sources. The Solent Cluster, recognized as one of the six major industrial hubs in the UK focusing on decarbonisation, plays a crucial role in the region's industrial output and carbon emissions reduction efforts. Located strategically at the cluster's western edge, UKEn's planned hydrogen storage facility is poised to be an integral part of the area's decarbonisation initiatives. The support from The Solent Cluster not only validates the project but also enhances UKEn's prospects for securing government revenue support and attracting strategic investors. Stephen Sanderson, the CEO of UK Oil & Gas PLC, expressed optimism about the project's future, highlighting the importance of the support from The Solent Cluster. He emphasized the project's alignment with the goals of major industrial users in the UK and anticipated further collaboration with The Solent Cluster, underscoring the company's newfound position as a key member of the cluster. The project's progress signifies a positive step towards the advancement of hydrogen storage infrastructure and the broader decarbonisation efforts in the UK industrial sector. With continued support and strategic partnerships, UK Oil & Gas PLC's hydrogen storage project is poised to contribute significantly to the region's transition towards sustainable energy solutions.