The Hydrogen Energy Association in the United Kingdom has expressed approval for the government's initiative to introduce a Hydrogen to Power (H2P) Business Model. This move aims to reduce investment risks associated with hydrogen projects. Celia Greaves, the CEO of the association, emphasized the significance of hydrogen in the country's clean energy future. The H2P model is viewed as a solution to challenges in the energy transition, enabling the delivery of low-carbon, dispatchable power and facilitating the integration of renewables into a reliable energy system while phasing out unabated gas. The proposed Dispatchable Power Agreement mechanism will provide support for H2P deployment, with detailed plans set to be revealed in a market engagement document in Spring 2025. Additionally, the establishment of the H2P Expert Working Group indicates a collaborative effort between the government, industry stakeholders, and the Association to develop an effective business model for hydrogen deployment. This strategic approach is seen as essential for realizing hydrogen's potential as a transformative energy source, which would contribute to a cleaner, sustainable, and more secure energy system in the UK.