GW-SHIFT Funded Projects
Enabling clean hydrogen production from wastewater sources
This project is developing an innovative filtration approach to enable the use of wastewater in hydrogen production by removing sulphur contaminants that can damage electrolysers and reduce hydrogen quality.
Turning waste into sustainable fuels using hydrogen and anaerobic digestion
This project is exploring how green hydrogen can be integrated with anaerobic digestion systems to produce low-carbon fuels, including e-methanol and enhanced biogas.
Safer hydrogen systems through leak-free valve innovation
This project is advancing a novel leak-free hydrogen valve designed to improve safety, reduce emissions and support the wider rollout of hydrogen infrastructure.
Hydrogen from wastewater: integrating treatment and renewable energy to cut emissions
HYDROLOOP is developing an integrated system that links wastewater treatment with hydrogen production, turning waste into a valuable energy resource.
Enabling safer and more affordable hydrogen storage
This project is developing practical solutions to improve the safety and durability of hydrogen storage tanks.
Empowering businesses with an AI-driven hydrogen decision platform
This project is enhancing HyChain, a hydrogen supply chain decision-making platform, to empower businesses to autonomously navigate hydrogen opportunities tailored to their specific needs.
Enabling flexible hydrogen energy systems for remote and off-grid environments
This project is developing a hydrogen energy system designed for use in remote and demanding environments.
Making green hydrogen affordable at scale
SHIELD addresses a key barrier to green hydrogen: the high cost and limited supply of critical materials used in production.
Enabling safer hydrogen storage through smart monitoring
This project is developing new ways to monitor low carbon energy storage tanks, supporting safer and more reliable hydrogen and clean energy systems.
Unlocking flexible and resilient energy systems with hydrogen
GW HyGrid is exploring how hydrogen can support more flexible and reliable energy systems across the Great Western region.