The UK has pushed forward with plans to develop what it believes will be a world leading hydrogen industry. Despite strong strides to create the world’s first national hydrogen subsidy scheme, lines remain blurred between what counts as ‘clean’ hydrogen and what does not. The 20th of July marked the opening of a new subsidy scheme in the UK, which aims to fund an initial 1 GW of green hydrogen and 1 GW of blue hydrogen projects. Support through the new Hydrogen Business Model (HBM), as well as up to £240 million of grant funding from the Net Zero Hydrogen Fund (NZHF) comes as part of a broader goal for the country to have installed 10 GW of low-carbon hydrogen…