SGN has achieved a significant milestone with the completion of the world's first domestic hydrogen gas network in Levenmouth, Fife, as part of the H100 Fife project. The project involves the use of green hydrogen gas produced from renewable electricity sourced from a local offshore wind turbine. This initiative will allow residents to join Scotland's first green hydrogen community, providing them with carbon-free heating and cooking options. The project aims to inform future low-carbon policy decisions for Scotland and the UK. The hydrogen produced offers a similar user experience to natural gas, ensuring that homes can maintain a comfortable temperature without carbon emissions. SGN is actively engaging with the community and is welcoming more customers to participate in the trial. Gas engineers are being trained to connect homes to the hydrogen gas mains, with a focus on fitting new hydrogen appliances. The project also includes the establishment of the UK's first hydrogen training facility in partnership with Fife College. The construction manager emphasized the pride in delivering this innovative green energy project for the local community and highlighted the community's involvement in the decarbonisation scheme.