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This webinar explores how the UK can strategically plan £80–150 billion of hydrogen infrastructure investment as it accelerates toward its 2050 net‑zero target. Using cutting‑edge game theory, the session examines three UK case studies comparing competitive market approaches with cooperative planning frameworks.

The presenters demonstrate how planning choices can significantly influence both cost and emissions outcomes, particularly for hydrogen‑intensive pathways. The webinar also introduces a Shapley‑value‑based methodology for identifying which technologies merit policy support and the level of support required. Practical policy recommendations are shared, including hybrid market structures, coordination platforms for industrial clusters, and adaptive support mechanisms.

Presenters:

• Dr. Adib Allahham, Assistant Professor in Smart Energy Systems, Northumbria University
• Dr. Mohamed Abuella, Research Fellow in Energy Systems, Northumbria University

You can view this webinar here Webinar -Strategic Investment Planning for Hydrogen Infrastructure in the UK Game Theory Insights