Demonstrator Site Launches

Wild Hydrogen has announced plans to establish a demonstrator site at Meadow Mill, Eastington, aiming to advance its carbon-negative hydrogen and biomethane technology. The new facility will serve as a testing ground for producing clean energy from organic materials while capturing carbon dioxide, supporting a circular economy and contributing to net-zero targets.

Designed for small-scale innovation, the site will enable research, manufacturing, and testing of hydrogen and biomethane generators. The project also explores ways to repurpose captured CO₂ and excess heat to support local agriculture and regenerative farming practices.

Committed to community engagement, Wild Hydrogen plans to host local events, ensuring transparency and collaboration as it works toward decarbonizing industries and boosting Gloucestershire’s clean energy leadership. The demonstrator site is a key step in showcasing scalable, low-emission solutions for a greener future.

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