Hydrogen-ready boiler
Hydrogen ready appliances, the pathway, published by the Heating and Hotwater Industry Council (HHIC) in February 2021, defines a hydrogen-ready boiler as: ‘A boiler of any type (Regular, System or Combination) that “out of the box” is ready to be connected to the Natural Gas Network and following a conversion and re-commissioning process in situ, can then operate safely and efficiently, maintaining equivalent comfort levels and providing a sufficient supply of heating and hot water using hydrogen.’
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