Scotland's First Minister John Swinney has officially opened the first hydrogen-powered homes in Levenmouth as part of SGN's H100 Fife project. This innovative project will see up to 300 households in Fife transitioning to hydrogen for cooking and heating, offering residents a sustainable living option. The homes are equipped with hydrogen boilers and hobs from reputable brands such as Baxi, Worcester Bosch, and Bosch Home Appliances. Notably, residents will pay the same charges as for natural gas, ensuring affordability and accessibility. The project showcases a model where renewable electricity powers an electrolyser to produce green hydrogen, stored for consistent supply. CEO Simon Kilonback highlights the initiative as a catalyst for regional decarbonisation and emphasizes the broader implications for the hydrogen economy. Moreover, SGN's commitment extends to establishing the UK's first dedicated hydrogen training facility, aiming to upskill gas engineers for the era of hydrogen appliances. The move towards hydrogen heating aligns with the UK's Net Zero agenda, addressing the significant carbon footprint of the heating sector. With the potential to transition millions of gas-heated homes to zero-emission alternatives, hydrogen emerges as a promising solution for a sustainable future.