The UK government has initiated a consultation to gather feedback on the design choices of the Gas Shipper Obligation, which is proposed as a funding mechanism for hydrogen production projects. This obligation aims to provide long-term financial support for initial hydrogen projects, with the potential to fund future ventures based on decisions regarding the hydrogen programme. The Hydrogen Production Business Model, part of this funding mechanism, seeks to support hydrogen producers financially to bridge the cost disparity between low carbon hydrogen and high carbon fuels. By incentivizing investment in clean energy production, the model aims to enhance the UK's hydrogen economy and ensure supply security for end-users. The analytical annex accompanying the consultation focuses on assessing the impact of the Gas Shipper Obligation on various stakeholders, including gas users and small businesses, emphasizing concerns such as fuel poverty. Stakeholders like gas shippers, market participants, hydrogen projects, and consumer groups are encouraged to participate in the consultation process by reviewing the documents provided and submitting feedback online. The overarching goal of these initiatives is to accelerate the transition towards a cleaner energy future in the UK, aligning with the country's clean energy objectives and economic growth strategies.