Hybitat, a joint venture of Sit group, has made its first sale of an innovative residential hydrogen storage system, scheduled for installation in a prestigious historic residence in 2025. The system, named Hybitat, is a long-duration energy storage solution that converts solar energy into hydrogen using water electrolysis. It is designed to meet peak energy demands without combustion, offering a sustainable option for residential use. Utilizing metal hydrides for safe and dense hydrogen storage, Hybitat aims to address the challenge of balancing renewable energy generation and consumption. Sit's goal with Hybitat is to provide clean energy to homes, focusing on heating, ventilation, and air conditioning to reduce CO2 emissions. The Chief Strategy and Product Officer of Sit, Thomas Valdinoci, emphasized the importance of renewable energy storage systems in achieving Europe's decarbonisation objectives. The development of Hybitat combines Sit's expertise in managing gas technologies like hydrogen in residential settings with e-Novia's software development capabilities for seamless integration with smart home systems. This initiative showcases a positive outlook towards hydrogen technology in the residential energy sector, highlighting its potential in driving sustainability and reducing environmental impact.