WATCH: Chris Clarkson asks COP26 President Alok Sharma for an update on progress towards the UK's plans to export #greenhydrogen.

WATCH:"Mr Hydrogen" User Name ask about changes to the RTFO in Transport Qs today to stimulate the use of hydrogen in transport Good to hear Transport Minister, Trudy Harrison say that the DfT Department for Transport shares his enthusiasm for hydrogen in the transport sector 👇

Driving the hydrogen future forward – this hydrogen electric truck from Tevva Hydrogen Electric Trucks will be the first of its kind to be mass produced in the UK 🇬🇧. Hydrogen is key to decarbonising the transport sector & reducing need for expensive fossil fuels 🚛 news.sky.com/story/hydrogen…

A throwback to Nadhim Zahawi speaking about hydrogen in the Commons from he was a BEIS minister in 2020

And here is a useful extract from a speech by Nadhim Zahawi in Westminster Hall in October 2020, again as a BEIS Minister. Key quote "Hydrogen is a game changer"

"Hydrogen is a game changer" Nadhim Zahawi in the UK House of Commons in October 2020

MUST WATCH: #hydrogen in the spotlight again at @beisgovuk questions today as Barry Sheerman and Greg Hands discuss the important role it plays in the UK's Net Zero plans 👇

Good turn out for ⁦Conservative Environment Network⁩ environment hustings and great to hear ⁦Rishi Sunak⁩ committing to Net Zero by 2050 and that innovation is key to getting there - Hydrogen, Nuclear, Carbon Capture and Storage, energy conservation

Sir Keir Starmer mentions hydrogen in his speech on Labour's mission for economic growth. "Some nation is going to lead the world in electric vehicles, in floating offshore wind, in new hydrogen and technological developments - why not Britain?" (Watch from 21:52-22:26)

"We will speed up our deployment of all clean and renewable technologies including hydrogen" says Liz Truss today in the House of Commons

“Now this is investing in renewable energy with vim and vigor, accelerating the deployment of wind, solar and particularly exciting I think hydrogen technologies” said Jacob Rees-Mogg today in the Commons

"I think hydrogen is ultimately the silver bullet. We create it from renewable sources... we use it as an effective battery and it can then, with some adjustments, be piped through to people’s houses to heat them during the winter" Jacob Rees-Mogg

To secure our long-term energy supply and reduce reliance on authoritarian regimes, we're accelerating our domestic energy production, including launching a new North Sea Oil & Gas licensing round. We're also speeding up deployment of renewables including hydrogen, solar & wind.