Siemens Energy and UK power giant SSE have launched 'Mission H2 Power,' a collaboration aimed at developing a combustion system that enables the SGT5-9000HL gas turbine to operate 100% on hydrogen while maintaining the flexibility to run on natural gas and blends of the two. This initiative supports the decarbonization of SSE's Keadby 2 Power Station in North Lincolnshire, a record-breaking facility known for its efficiency. The UK's commitment to reaching net zero by 2050 and the recognition of dispatchable low-carbon power as crucial during the transition period drive investments like Mission H2 Power. National Energy System Operator (NESO) reports highlight the role of gas power, carbon capture, and hydrogen in the UK's energy future, emphasizing the need for diverse solutions. SSE's involvement in hydrogen projects, including the Keadby Next Generation Power Station, demonstrates a proactive approach towards clean energy. The partnership between Siemens Energy and SSE signifies a strategic move towards accelerating the deployment of hydrogen technologies to achieve a sustainable power system by 2030 and beyond.