SGN has successfully constructed the world's first domestic hydrogen gas network in Scotland as part of the H100 Fife trial. This innovative project will see the distribution of green hydrogen produced from a local offshore wind turbine through an 8.4km network, offering residents the opportunity to be part of Scotland's first green hydrogen community. The focus is on reducing carbon emissions, with hydrogen combustion emitting no carbon, ensuring a cleaner energy source. The project is pivotal in informing future low-carbon policy decisions for Scotland and the UK by 2026. Residents in the network area will continue to enjoy the same level of home comfort, with the added benefit of environmentally friendly energy. SGN is actively engaging with the community and expressing gratitude for their support and cooperation throughout the project. Additionally, the company is investing in training gas engineers to facilitate the transition of homes to hydrogen gas mains and is collaborating with Fife College to establish the UK's first hydrogen training facility. This initiative aims to equip engineers with the necessary skills to install new hydrogen appliances, contributing to a more sustainable energy future.