INDUSTRY Programmes
Fuel the future with green hydrogen innovation
Blended, online learning, fully funded for corporates, big business, trade bodies and industry associations.
TRAINING:
Hydrogen ECOSYSTEM BUILDER
Build the partnerships that move green hydrogen forward
This fully funded online programme is designed to help founders, public sector teams, and businesses develop hydrogen projects, form strategic collaborations, and access expert support across South West England and South Wales.
Next cohort dates:
You can apply for the training at any time. Once accepted, you’ll get immediate access to the online training materials so you can begin learning straight away. Then, you’ll join the next available series of live sessions to put your learning into practice.
Upcoming live sessions will run on 15 April, 22 April, 29 April (joint session) and 13 May (panel session).
FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES:
COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
Opportunities to collaborate with academics to develop your technology & products
Access expertise by collaborating with leading academics to validate concepts, pilot technologies, and strengthen R&D. This opportunity allows you to leverage funding with academic support funded through GW-SHIFT, with match funding from your organisation or business to provide a shared investment in innovation.
Test your ideas before committing significant resources using state-of-the-art facilities and knowledge, and build partnerships by establishing connections for future grants.
Next cohort dates:
If you are looking to develop your products further with these types of grants and academic support, complete the form in the link below, and we will get in touch.
Hy Impact focuses on high-impact projects that accelerate the journey of hydrogen technologies to market. This initiative enables scalable R&D with potential for additional funding and market alignment.
As part of the High Impact strand of the GW-SHIFT programme, HY IMPACT projects will support the cluster to build on emerging innovations and test opportunities where there is anticipated growth potential.
These projects should be focused towards commercial potential of delivering technologies or services that will grow the green hydrogen economy in the region, and with anticipated high reward. There should be clear potential for the region to benefit and a route to developing jobs and growth where projects offer demonstrable success and larger scale transition.
Next cohort dates:
At least two rounds of HY IMPACT projects will run over the course of GW-SHIFT, from 2025-2027. Please submit proposal forms, found by clicking the button below, by 31st March 2026 5pm to GW-SHIFT@bath.ac.uk.
HY IMPACT
As part of the Network Building strand of the GW-SHIFT programme, SECONDMENTs will develop key partnerships across the region to support the cluster to build on emerging innovations and test opportunities where there is anticipated growth potential.
These SECONDMENTs could lead to high impact, co-created collaborative projects from within GW-SHIFT or grant funded projects with Innovate UK or other grant funding bodies. There should be clear potential for the region to benefit and a route for progression from the SECONDMENTS.
Next cohort dates:
At least four rounds of SECONDMENTs will run over the course of GW-SHIFT, from 2025-2027. Please submit proposal forms, found by clicking the button below, by 31st October 2025 5pm to GW-SHIFT@bath.ac.uk.
SECONDMENTS
As part of the High Impact strand of the GW-SHIFT programme, SPRINT projects will support the cluster to build on emerging innovations and test opportunities where there is anticipated growth potential.
These projects could be relatively high risk and proof-of-concept, but with anticipated high reward. There should be clear potential for the region to benefit and a route for progression where projects offer demonstrable success and larger scale transition.
Next cohort dates:
At least three rounds of SPRINT print projects will run over the course of GW-SHIFT, from 2024-2027. Please submit proposal forms, found by clicking the button below, by 18th May 2026 5pm to GW-SHIFT@bath.ac.uk.