The H100 Fife project in Levenmouth, Fife, has completed the construction of the world's first domestic hydrogen gas pipeline network. This innovative initiative will utilize green hydrogen gas generated from a local offshore wind turbine to provide residents with a sustainable energy source. Scheduled to launch next year, the 8.4km pipeline network offers residents the opportunity to join Scotland's green hydrogen community and reduce their carbon footprint. By using hydrogen for home heating and cooking, participants in the H100 Fife trial will contribute to decarbonization efforts.In addition to benefiting local residents, the project aims to provide valuable insights for future low-carbon policy decisions in Scotland and the UK. Gas engineers are undergoing specialized training to connect homes to the new hydrogen gas mains, ensuring a smooth transition. The collaboration between SGN, SMART Utilities, and the Levenmouth community has been crucial to the success of the project. Max Biret, the H100 Fife Distribution Manager, expressed enthusiasm for completing the network and acknowledged the support from all stakeholders. Stuart Russell, Construction Manager at SMART Utilities, highlighted the pride in delivering this green energy project and the opportunity it presents for residents to engage in decarbonization efforts. The opening of the UK's first hydrogen training facility in partnership with Fife College will equip engineers with the skills needed to install new hydrogen appliances, further promoting sustainable energy practices.