SSE Thermal and Equinor have secured planning consent for the UK's inaugural hydrogen-to-power project, the Aldbrough Hydrogen Pathfinder in the Humber region. This innovative endeavor will combine hydrogen production, storage, and power generation at a single site, showcasing the efficiencies of localized hydrogen use and minimizing transportation costs. Utilizing renewable energy sources, a 35MW proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyser will produce hydrogen, stored in a salt cavern and utilized in a 50MW 100% hydrogen-fired gas turbine. The project aligns with the Low Carbon Hydrogen Standard to limit greenhouse gas emissions during production. Sally O'Brien, the project manager, emphasized the opportunities for clean power investment in the region, engaging with the community and supporting decarbonisation. Additionally, the initiative was shortlisted by the UK government for revenue support, demonstrating national backing for hydrogen projects. The exhibition of various hydrogen technologies, including PEM electrolysis and salt cavern storage, highlights the project's commitment to showcasing diverse hydrogen solutions for the maturing UK hydrogen market.