The UK government has greenlit ten commercial-scale green hydrogen projects, marking a crucial step in its Plan for Change to make the UK a global clean energy leader. These projects, now at the shovel-ready stage, are set to provide low-carbon hydrogen to various sectors, from waste management to manufacturing. Notably, projects like HyMarnham in Nottinghamshire and the Cromarty Hydrogen Project in Scotland are already making strides towards clean energy production. With expectations of attracting £400 million in private investments, job opportunities in engineering and industrial sectors are set to rise significantly. Minister Sarah Jones highlighted how hydrogen will reduce industrial emissions and foster job creation in key industrial regions. Additionally, major consumer goods manufacturer Kimberly-Clark has committed to green hydrogen production, signaling a shift towards sustainable practices in manufacturing. The agreements have been praised for providing revenue stability to producers and emphasizing the role of low-carbon hydrogen in the UK's future energy system. Looking ahead, the government plans to explore hydrogen blending at the transmission level to enhance energy system integration.