A new hydrogen propulsion lab is set to be constructed at the University of Nottingham’s Jubilee Campus, signaling a major leap forward in sustainable transport research. This innovative facility, developed in partnership with Research England and various industry stakeholders, aims to drive advancements in sustainable propulsion technologies. The lab, designed by YMD Boon, will offer cutting-edge testing capabilities for hydrogen, ammonia, and other alternative fuels, enhancing the region's research infrastructure for cleaner energy solutions. Collaborating with the University of Nottingham and key stakeholders, the project is expected to be completed by 2026. The initiative also aligns with the university's broader goal of establishing Jubilee Campus as a center for zero-carbon research, complementing the Zero Carbon Innovation Centre and reinforcing the region's commitment to decarbonisation. Professor Chris Gerada highlights the significance of this lab in positioning the East Midlands as a global leader in zero-carbon innovation, leveraging the region's expertise and technologies to support industries in achieving their sustainability goals. With a strong emphasis on collaboration and innovation, this project represents a key milestone in driving sustainable practices and shaping the future of clean energy.