SGN in partnership with Fife College has inaugurated the UK's first hydrogen training centre at the Levenmouth Campus. The facility will train over 100 Gas Safe registered engineers to convert homes from natural gas to hydrogen as part of the H100 Fife trial, supplying green hydrogen to homes in Levenmouth. The training center offers practical experience with hydrogen appliances and systems, supported by leading manufacturers in the industry. The initiative aims to equip engineers with the necessary skills to install, test, and maintain hydrogen appliances, contributing to the UK's green energy transition. The CEO of SGN highlighted the significance of this center for the energy sector's evolution towards green gases like hydrogen. Local engineers will undergo training delivered by expert trainers with the support of industry professionals, ensuring they receive official hydrogen qualifications. Fife College, proud to lead in clean energy skills, emphasizes the importance of upskilling engineers to support the UK's net-zero transition. The collaboration between SGN and Fife College signifies a commitment to sustainability and infrastructure development for a more sustainable future. The engineers trained will play a crucial role in converting natural gas homes to hydrogen, aligning with the efforts to integrate hydrogen as a low-carbon energy source. The opening of this center marks a significant milestone in supporting the UK's journey to net zero and underscores the essential role of skilled engineers in the energy transition.