Watch on Youtube: UK Hydrogen Mega-Project Unites Industry Giants to Spark 24,300 Jobs and Lead Clean Energy Revolution

Harry Bowcott of Hydrab Power discusses “Project High Speed.” Watch the video to learn how Hydrab Power, through its integrated companies, aims to make hydrogen economically viable and subsidy-free by radically cutting costs and fostering significant job growth.

A powerful alliance of over 20 energy-intensive UK businesses, arriving at Parliament in a hydrogen bus, made a compelling case for Project HySpeed. This proposed mega-project aims to inject £6.5 billion into the UK economy and create 24,300 jobs across industrial heartlands, promising to transform the nation’s energy landscape and secure its future as a clean energy superpower.

Sky News. “Interview with Jo Bamford CBE on the HySpeed Hydrogen Project.” Broadcast on 21 May 2025.

Project HySpeed, a £6.5bn green hydrogen initiative backed by leading UK companies including Centrica, JCB, and Johnson Matthey, is set to deliver 1GW of clean hydrogen capacity by 2030, cut CO₂ emissions by 1 million tonnes annually, and create over 24,000 jobs. Backed by HydraB Power, the project aims to secure Britain’s energy future, lower hydrogen costs, and support decarbonisation through a nationwide hydrogen ecosystem.

The team behind the UK’s ambitious 1GW Project Hyspeed have two big asks of the government: treat multiple sites as one project and allow the mass-balanced treatment of hydrogen in the gas network.

Modcon Systems leverages AI‑driven optimisation and real‑time in‑situ gas analysis to boost safety, efficiency, and affordability in green hydrogen production.

Hydrogen Wrightbus drives key energy leaders to Parliament to push plans for 24,000-job mega-project

Over 20 UK energy businesses, arriving via hydrogen bus, lobbied MPs for HySpeed: a £6.5bn plan for 1GW hydrogen by 2030, promising 24,000+ jobs and energy independence.

JCB heir Jo Bamford CBE warns Ed Miliband’s net zero plan fuels UK job losses to China. He urges hydrogen investment to protect British industries.

HySpeed backs Jo Bamford CBE’s call for hydrogen to secure UK manufacturing. Policymakers joined a hydrogen bus discussion pushing for £6.5bn investment and 24,300 green jobs.

UK net zero faces headwinds: Wind power limitations, job shift to China, and SSE cuts £3bn renewables investment. Is 2030 decarbonisation realistic?

Jo Bamford CBE warns UK net zero’s electrification pushes jobs to China. He champions hydrogen to safeguard British industry and energy future.

Over 20 UK energy firms, arriving via hydrogen bus, urged MPs to back Project HySpeed: a £6.5bn plan for 1GW hydrogen & 24,300 jobs.

UK businesses revealed Project HySpeed, a £6.5bn green hydrogen initiative aiming for a nationwide network with over 1GW capacity.

A “mega consortium” in the UK has launched Project HySpeed to expand hydrogen power, aiming for 1 GW of clean hydrogen capacity by 2030.

HySpeed targets 1GW green hydrogen in UK by 2030, cutting 1M tonnes CO2 and creating ~24,300 jobs.

The UK Consortium has launched Project HySpeed, a £6.5 billion hydrogen initiative. It aims to create 24,300 jobs, deliver 1GW capacity, and cut one million tons of CO2 annually by building hydrogen production hubs. Sources and related content

UK businesses are planning a £6.5 billion project, called HySpeed, to increase hydrogen production to one gigawatt by 2030, creating 24,300 jobs.

Project HySpeed aims to develop 1 GW of green hydrogen capacity in the UK by 2030. This £6.5bn project will establish a national network of hydrogen hubs, potentially cutting CO2 emissions by 1 Mt/year.

HySpeed is a landmark clean hydrogen mega-project, injecting £6.5bn into the UK economy and creating 24,300 jobs across the UK.

Over 20 UK energy businesses, arriving via hydrogen bus, lobbied MPs for HySpeed: a £6.5bn plan for 1GW hydrogen by 2030, promising 24,000+ jobs and energy independence.

UK consortium plans 1GW green hydrogen by 2030 (£5.96/kg potential) with HySpeed, involving Centrica & JCB.

UK’s £6.5bn HySpeed hydrogen project targets 1GW green hydrogen by 2030, aiming for 24,300 new jobs.

The UK’s £6.5bn HySpeed project aims to deliver 1GW of green hydrogen by 2030, creating over 24,000 jobs. It focuses on fueling industries via the gas grid.

The HySpeed project aims to inject £6.5bn into the UK economy and create approximately 24,300 jobs through a clean hydrogen initiative.

The HySpeed project is a £6.5bn initiative aiming to build a UK-wide hydrogen production network. It’s expected to create ~24,000 jobs.

HySpeed, a UK green hydrogen mega-project, will create ~24,000 jobs and inject £6.5bn private capital.