Clyde Hydrogen Systems has announced the appointment of James Peck as its new chief executive, transitioning from his previous role as chief customer officer at ZeroAvia, a hydrogen-electric aircraft company. The company, which originated as a spin-out from the University of Glasgow's School of Chemistry, focuses on developing decoupled electrolyser technology to produce high-pressure green hydrogen in large quantities at an affordable price. After securing over £1m in pre-seed funding earlier this year, the decision to bring in a new leader like Peck aims to propel the company's growth trajectory. Peck expresses his strong belief in hydrogen's vital role in global decarbonisation efforts and the reduction of fossil fuel dependence. He praises Clyde Hydrogen's innovative work in advancing hydrogen production technology. Jos Trehern, the company's chair, views Peck's recruitment as a significant milestone, highlighting his past success in establishing lasting commercial partnerships in the hydrogen sector. Trehern envisions Peck's leadership as pivotal in the company's mission to introduce its groundbreaking technology to commercial markets, underscoring the potential impact of Clyde Hydrogen in the green hydrogen industry.