Fife College in the UK has launched the country's first hydrogen training centre for Gas Safe registered engineers. Over 100 local engineers will be trained to safely install and maintain hydrogen appliances for the H100 Fife project by SGN, providing green hydrogen for hundreds of homes. The training centre, located at Fife College's Levenmouth Campus, will offer hands-on experience with leading manufacturers, ensuring engineers are equipped to convert homes from natural gas to hydrogen. The initiative is praised by industry leaders and the GMB union for preparing workers for the transition to a low-carbon future. The partnership between SGN, Fife College, and industry professionals aims to upskill engineers with the knowledge needed to advance the UK's green energy solutions. The training will focus on installing, testing, and maintaining hydrogen appliances, adding an official hydrogen qualification to the engineers' Gas Safe registration. The collaboration emphasizes sustainability and supports the UK's goal of reaching net zero emissions. The opening of this training facility is a significant step towards integrating hydrogen as a key low-carbon energy source in the UK, showcasing the importance of skilled engineers in driving the energy sector's transformation.