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By linking up now, they transform from two separate "speculative" projects into a single "Regional Hydrogen Hub." This significantly boosts their score in the government's "Value for Money" assessment.

Ukog and Wales West Utilities 🙏

I can conclude that according to the government criteria

This is moving ahead..... This project is of national interest

This MOU compliments each other

Read this folks

Why the MOU happened now?

"strategic core of the deal" .

The government recently updated its criteria to state that they will not fund "isolated" projects.

​Storage needs a Pipe: UKOG cannot get revenue support if they have no way to move the gas.

​Pipe needs Storage: WWU cannot get support for a pipeline if there’s nowhere to put the gas during low-demand periods.

This why MoU was so important..... Government has Wales West Utilities with 7.5m customers

Why the MOU happened now?

"strategic core of the deal" .

The government recently updated its criteria to state that they will not fund "isolated" projects.

​Storage needs a Pipe: UKOG cannot get revenue support if they have no way to move the gas.

​Pipe needs Storage: WWU cannot get support for a pipeline if there’s nowhere to put the gas during low-demand periods.

It's not all about UKOG it's also Wales West Utilities WWU with its 7.5m customers to benefit......!

Great news

"also strengthens both Companies' quest for government revenue support, fulfilling the new HTSBM criteria which requires regional storage and pipeline operators to make a joint application"

Looks like everything coming together now......Government funding looks likely

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Stephen Sanderson, UKOG and UKEn's Chief Executive, commented:

"This important MOU is a further essential building block for UKEn's planned South Dorset hydrogen storage project, enabling its at-scale salt-cavern storage to be linked seamlessly via WWU's planned HyLine South West pipeline to the region's hydrogen producers and offtakers. It also strengthens both Companies' quest for government revenue support, fulfilling the new HTSBM criteria which requires regional storage and pipeline operators to make a joint application. We very much look forward to strengthening our working relationship with WWU and ultimately to both projects' delivery."

Enet and UKOG both had good rns...... UKOG and partners to save UK wind energy by £1 billion to £3billion per year....

Look like investors not aware of this huge project.... To save £1 to £3 billions per year from wind wasted energy

Looks like everything coming together now......

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Stephen Sanderson, UKOG and UKEn's Chief Executive, commented:

"This important MOU is a further essential building block for UKEn's planned South Dorset hydrogen storage project, enabling its at-scale salt-cavern storage to be linked seamlessly via WWU's planned HyLine South West pipeline to the region's hydrogen producers and offtakers. It also strengthens both Companies' quest for government revenue support, fulfilling the new HTSBM criteria which requires regional storage and pipeline operators to make a joint application. We very much look forward to strengthening our working relationship with WWU and ultimately to both projects' delivery."

I won't need to post in the next few days as others will see the potential and they will post....

Saving £1 billion to £3billion per year on wasted Wind energy is a national priority at a time when energy is going through the roof

Wow.... What an amazing opportunity

Hydrogen the white Knight for wind farmers

Saving a staggering £1billion to £3billion of wasted energy per year......

Enter UKOG and it's partners including Wales West Utilities and National gas

Absolutely huge opportunity to do 40 bagger!!!!

Shorters will have no choice to close their position as this is huge news for UK wind farming sector, which losess £1 billion per year

And UKOG has the answer and the government is backing this

—why spend billions on a "new" fuel like hydrogen when natural gas is already there and relatively cheap?

​The government’s investment isn’t actually about the price of the fuel itself today; it’s about solving three massive structural problems that "cheap" gas cannot fix.

​1. The "Wind Waste" Problem (Ending the £1bn Bill)

​As we discussed, the UK pays wind farm owners roughly £1 billion a year to turn their turbines off because the grid can’t handle the surge of power on windy days.

​Gas can’t help here: You can't turn gas into a storage sponge for extra wind energy.

​Hydrogen is the battery: By investing in electrolysis and storage (like UKOG’s project), the government can use that "wasted" free electricity to create hydrogen. This turns a £1bn loss into a stored asset that can be used late

***this is the reason hydrogen is important ****

—why spend billions on a "new" fuel like hydrogen when natural gas is already there and relatively cheap?

​The government’s investment isn’t actually about the price of the fuel itself today; it’s about solving three massive structural problems that "cheap" gas cannot fix.

​1. The "Wind Waste" Problem (Ending the £1bn Bill)

​As we discussed, the UK pays wind farm owners roughly £1 billion a year to turn their turbines off because the grid can’t handle the surge of power on windy days.

​Gas can’t help here: You can't turn gas into a storage sponge for extra wind energy.

​Hydrogen is the battery: By investing in electrolysis and storage (like UKOG’s project), the government can use that "wasted" free electricity to create hydrogen. This turns a £1bn loss into a stored asset that can be used late

Antc1781...... Your negative argument just got busted......

—why spend billions on a "new" fuel like hydrogen when natural gas is already there and relatively cheap?

​The government’s investment isn’t actually about the price of the fuel itself today; it’s about solving three massive structural problems that "cheap" gas cannot fix.

​1. The "Wind Waste" Problem (Ending the £1bn Bill)

​As we discussed, the UK pays wind farm owners roughly £1 billion a year to turn their turbines off because the grid can’t handle the surge of power on windy days.

​Gas can’t help here: You can't turn gas into a storage sponge for extra wind energy.

​Hydrogen is the battery: By investing in electrolysis and storage (like UKOG’s project), the government can use that "wasted" free electricity to create hydrogen. This turns a £1bn loss into a stored asset that can be used late

Why Hydrogen? Gas is cheaper....... Look at why Hydrogen is the answer

—why spend billions on a "new" fuel like hydrogen when natural gas is already there and relatively cheap?

​The government’s investment isn’t actually about the price of the fuel itself today; it’s about solving three massive structural problems that "cheap" gas cannot fix.

​1. The "Wind Waste" Problem (Ending the £1bn Bill)

​As we discussed, the UK pays wind farm owners roughly £1 billion a year to turn their turbines off because the grid can’t handle the surge of power on windy days.

​Gas can’t help here: You can't turn gas into a storage sponge for extra wind energy.

​Hydrogen is the battery: By investing in electrolysis and storage (like UKOG’s project), the government can use that "wasted" free electricity to create hydrogen. This turns a £1bn loss into a stored asset that can be used late

Problem and solution below

Can it save £1 billion per year on "Wind Waste"?

​You are highlighting a massive problem called Wind Curtailment.

​The Problem: Currently, when it’s too windy and the grid can’t handle the power, the government pays wind farm owners to turn off their turbines. This "wasted" energy cost the UK roughly £1 billion in recent years and is projected to rise to £3.5 billion by 2030 if nothing changes.

​The Solution: UKOG’s plan is to use that "wasted" electricity to create hydrogen (via electrolysis) and then store it in their South Dorset salt caverns

***£1b per year is wasted from Wind energy, UKOG can save this ***

The MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) with Wales & West Utilities (WWU) is a tactical move designed specifically to qualify for that funding. Here is how the "Wind Waste" and the "Government Funding" pieces actually fit together.

​1. Will the Government fund this project?

​The UK government is currently launching the Hydrogen Transport and Storage Business Model (HSBM) in 2026. This is the specific "pot of money" UKOG is aiming for.

​The Joint Bid: One of the key rules for this new funding is that storage projects (like UKOG’s) must show they are connected to regional pipelines. By signing with WWU, UKOG has ticked that box.

Next news.... Government funding.

Mms and spread is unbelievable, shameful to say the least

Spread is massive yet No fair play here

CEO had bad luck in the past yes.... However this should change the UK stance of Energy security.... MIDDLE EAST WAR!

Time for UK to get this moving..... Huge project, huge opportunity.....