SGN has achieved a key milestone in its H100 Fife project by completing the world’s first domestic hydrogen gas network in Levenmouth, Fife. The green hydrogen gas, produced from renewable electricity, will soon flow through an 8.4km network, offering residents the opportunity to join Scotland's first green hydrogen community. The project aims to enable customers to heat their homes and cook without carbon emissions. The initiative, slated to go live next year, not only provides a similar user experience to natural gas but also serves as critical evidence for shaping future low-carbon policies in Scotland and the UK, expected in 2026. The project involves upskilling gas engineers to connect homes to the hydrogen gas mains and includes a partnership with Fife College to establish the UK's first hydrogen training facility. The community engagement and support have been instrumental in the successful completion of this groundbreaking decarbonization scheme, reflecting a positive sentiment towards hydrogen and green energy initiatives.