competition
The competition will open on 8th April 2019
The government is inviting applications for a share of the funding under a new competition open until 8th May 2019
Three start-ups have each received an award of £40,000 to help grow their business
BEIS is aiming for up to three demonstration projects to be built and tested by the end of 2021
It will identify and test approaches to supplying bulk hydrogen, either to the gas grid, industry, power, transport or import terminals
Businesses with innovative ideas that go beyond exhaust and road vehicle fumes can bid for a share of the funding
It will undertake a review of the data landscape, identifying gaps and making suggestions on how data can be used more effectively in the energy system
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said the proposed tie-up would not affect householders
Projects should aim to make it easier to scale up battery production and use and build the UK supply chain
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