The UK Government has shortlisted 27 successful projects under its Hydrogen Allocation Round 2 (HAR2), expected to deliver a combined 765MW of low-carbon hydrogen production capacity for deployment between 2026 and 2029.
The projects, which include initiatives from RWE, Uniper and Centrica, among others, are expected to supply hydrogen for the power, glass manufacturing, brick-making and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) sectors.
The 27 shortlisted projects reportedly represent 765MW of production capacity, although 23% of the selected initiatives have yet to disclose their planned electrolyser sizes. HAR2 was originally planned to support 875MW.
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