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HI‑ACT was pleased to take part in the Cadent Global Technology Conference in London this week, joining industry and academic leaders for two days of discussion on the future of clean energy innovation. As an event sponsor, the Hub played an active role in the programme, contributing insights on how whole‑systems thinking can support the UK’s transition to a hydrogen‑enabled energy system.

Representing HI‑ACT, Professor David Flynn delivered a session exploring our whole‑systems approach to hydrogen integration. He outlined how the Hub rationalises energy system options and demonstrated our methodology through a practical, real‑world example. The session offered a clear view of how HI‑ACT’s research is helping shape decision‑making across the sector and showcased the collaborative work taking place across the programme.

The conference brought together colleagues from across industry and academia, creating a valuable space to exchange ideas, strengthen partnerships, and ensure HI‑ACT remains visible in key national and international conversations on hydrogen and energy systems.