Latest Hub Updates

A highly competitive first round of the UK-HyRES and Henry Royce Institute SPRINT funding programme will award up to £50,000...

UK-HyRES and HI-ACT are both EPSRC-funded hydrogen research hubs. At first glance, they may seem similar, but their roles are deliberately distinct. UK-HyRES focuses on low technology readiness level, fundamental research, while HI-ACT undertakes research which can accelerate progress in hydrogen systems integration.

Read the latest UK HyRES Research Excellence presentation focusing on the capabilities and collaboration opportunities within the Hub.

Chaewon Kim, a PhD student at University of Portsmouth under the supervision of Professor Chris Jones, has announced that her first thesis, titled “Emerging Hydrogen Spot Indices: Price Taker or Maker?”, has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Environmental Management.

Paul Dodds (University College London), the Economics theme lead in UK-HyRES, gave an invited plenary presentation on “The economics of hydrogen production”.

This year, UK-HyRES PhD student Melisha presented her ongoing research, “The Development of Electrocatalyst Materials for Green Ammonia Synthesis”, and was awarded the People’s Choice Poster Prize.

Connecting diverse voices to explore hydrogen, alternative liquid fuels and the systems, challenges and innovations shaping the future.

Gain practical insights into using AI to enhance your research, productivity, and career development.

This year’s event will bring together the people driving real deployment, breakthrough research, and the next wave of commercial opportunities. Whether you’re working on technology, policy, investment, R&D or implementation, this is your chance to connect with the ideas and partners shaping the future of hydrogen landscape.

Learn networking & LinkedIn strategies to build your profile, grow connections, and boost your research visibility.

Reclaim your time and learn how to master energy, prioritise what matters, and build a sustainable, high-impact research career.

UK-HyRES / TARG:ET will host a FREE one-day workshop at the University of Portsmouth on Thursday April 30th to bring together academics and non-academics with interests in the social acceptance of hydrogen & alternative liquid fuels.

Discover what makes a strong, competitive research proposal and learn practical tips to improve your next bid.

Turning great research into real-world impact: pathways, partnerships, and practical strategies for early career researchers.

Explore Asia’s hydrogen revolution: from national strategies and industrial deployment to cutting-edge storage technologies shaping a carbon-neutral future.