ERM has begun offshore trials in southwest Wales, specifically in Pembroke Port, to test components of its innovative Dolphyn Hydrogen process. This process integrates electrolysis, desalination, and hydrogen production on a floating wind platform, offering a sustainable way to produce hydrogen without requiring an electrical connection. The produced hydrogen is then transmitted to shore through a pipeline for various applications such as power generation, transport, and industrial uses. The project, supported by the UK government's Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, has already secured substantial funding exceeding £8 million. ERM's approach aims to pave the way for low-carbon energy generation by avoiding grid limitations and not relying on energy consumption from other renewable sources. Furthermore, to enhance the efficiency of operations and minimize emissions, ERM has implemented a digital twin powered by their emissions.AI SaaS software. This technology assists in optimizing energy consumption in facilities, aligning with the overarching goals of sustainability and environmental preservation.