Centrica, an energy provider in the United Kingdom, is working on doubling the capacity at its power station in Brigg, North Lincolnshire. This expansion involves the installation of four hydrogen-ready engines to address energy demand during periods of low renewable generation. The new engines will enable the power plant to support 20,000 homes for a full day. Additionally, a trial is scheduled to commence in late 2024, where hydrogen will be blended into the gas supply. This initiative is part of efforts to enhance grid stability and balance renewable energy sources. The CEO of Centrica, Chris O'Shea, emphasized the significance of gas in ensuring a consistent electricity supply when renewables are insufficient. The project aims to contribute to the UK's transition to a renewable energy future. The work on the power station is projected to be completed within nine months, with operations expected to be fully functional by early 2025.