UK funds 100-hour storage programme
26 October, 2026
The UK is offering £28 million in grants to prove that batteries and underground hydrogen can store power for 100 hours or more, but the revenue support investors rely on so far extends to no more than 22 hours. When the first round of grants is awarded in November, will any of it lead to a project that can earn a return?
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