HydroGlyn – Empowering rural communities with sustainable energy
HydroGlyn is a green hydrogen farming pilot in Wales, demonstrating the possibility of switching from increasingly high levels of fuel poverty to self-reliant, net-zero carbon, energy producers in rural agricultural communities.
The HydroGlyn-Wales Energy Initiative is a ground-breaking innovation project, created by Water to Water at the Agricultural Research Centre‘s Coleg Sir Gar‘s Gelli Aur Campus in South-West Wales.
This project showcases how farming and wider rural communities can achieve energy self-reliance, while minimising their CO2 emissions.
HydroGlyn-Wales aims to generate 100%+ of campus energy requirements, including electricity, heating and transport fuel from renewable energy generated on site and stored as locally produced hydrogen or battery storage for use via microgrid and renewable fuelling stations.