Loughborough University has hosted a UK–Japan hydrogen summit bringing together around 60 representatives from manufacturing, energy, technology, research, and professional bodies. The meeting examined hydrogen production, distributed generation, gas turbines, fuel cells, and the expansion of electricity-intensive infrastructure, including data centres and planned AI Growth Zones. Participants considered how equipment, investment, and energy inf…
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