Equilibrion, a UK technical and strategic nuclear consultancy, has been selected to lead the SHyNE project in collaboration with Northern Gas Networks (NGN), Wales & West Utilities (WWU), and the Energy Innovation Centre (EIC). The project focuses on exploring the potential of nuclear-enabled hydrogen to address the UK's Net Zero energy challenge. By leveraging the heat and electricity from nuclear reactors, the study aims to repurpose the existing gas network for low-carbon hydrogen production. Advanced nuclear technologies like small modular reactors (SMRs) and advanced modular reactors (AMRs) offer scalable and flexible deployment options, supporting a robust clean energy strategy. SHyNE will develop a roadmap for introducing nuclear-enabled hydrogen capacity, analyzing production rates, infrastructure feasibility, and customer demand. The project also aims to evaluate the synergy between nuclear power plants and electrolytic hydrogen production to enhance grid stability. The initiative is expected to attract significant investment, create job opportunities, and drive economic and industrial growth in communities. The collaboration between the hydrogen and nuclear sectors is seen as a game-changer for providing low-cost electrolytic hydrogen and expanding opportunities in both industries. WWU emphasizes the importance of low carbon hydrogen in the energy transition, highlighting its varied applications in industry, transport, and residential sectors. NGN highlights hydrogen's role in accelerating decarbonization and stresses the need to prepare energy networks for hydrogen production. Overall, the SHyNE project signals a positive step towards achieving Net Zero targets by integrating nuclear technology with hydrogen production for a sustainable energy future.