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Hydrogen heating systems research by BSH Limited — mixed gas hydrogen as a fuel in Sime boilers, with hydrogen training at the Hydrogen Energy Safety Testing lab at Antrim, Northern Ireland
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Hydrogen Heating Systems Belfast & Northern Ireland

BSH Limited is engaged in hydrogen heating research using mixed gas hydrogen as a fuel in Sime boilers, with the Hydrogen Energy Safety Testing lab at Antrim supporting training and development.

Hydrogen Heating Systems Belfast reflects BSH Limited's engagement in hydrogen heating research. BSH is the only UK company to utilise four of Sime's boilers to use mixed gas hydrogen as a fuel, connecting its heating expertise to hydrogen pathways.

BSH is committed to energy efficiency and helping reduce carbon emissions across the UK and Ireland through promoting the use of future fuels, including hydrogen. This work is supported by the Hydrogen Energy Safety Testing lab at Antrim and BSH's hydrogen training facilities.

Hydrogen heating is presented here as a developing future-fuels capability. BSH keeps a clear distinction between established heating capabilities and hydrogen technologies still under development, and does not present hydrogen heating as a fully commercially deployed or proven system where the source does not establish that.

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Mixed gas hydrogen as a fuel

BSH is the only UK company to utilise four of Sime's boilers to use mixed gas hydrogen as a fuel. This connects BSH's established boiler expertise to hydrogen as a future fuel, keeping a route to zero-emission heating open where that is a goal for a building or its owner.

Hydrogen training and safety testing

BSH's hydrogen heating research is supported by the Hydrogen Energy Safety Testing lab at Antrim and BSH's hydrogen training facilities. The lab and training underpin the safe development of hydrogen heating technologies and the skills needed to work with them.

Future fuels, not current deployment

BSH keeps a clear distinction between established capabilities and technologies still under development. Hydrogen heating is a developing future-fuels capability, and is not presented here as a fully commercially deployed or proven system.

Commercial applications

Where this service applies

  • Research into hydrogen as a heating fuel
  • Hydrogen training and safety testing at the Antrim lab
  • Organisations planning future-fuels or zero-emission heating
  • Buildings keeping hydrogen-ready options open

Benefits & considerations

What to consider

  • Mixed gas hydrogen as a fuel in Sime boilers
  • Hydrogen Energy Safety Testing lab at Antrim
  • Hydrogen training facilities
  • Over 50 years of heating engineering expertise
  • Three generations of the Hood family

Problem · Reaction · Solution

How BSH can help

Problem

Decarbonising heating is a long-term challenge, and hydrogen is a promising future fuel for it. But hydrogen heating is still developing, and organisations planning for it need a partner engaged in genuine research, training and safety testing — not marketing claims of ready-to-install systems.

Reaction

Confusing hydrogen heating research with current deployment leads to unrealistic expectations and unsafe assumptions. BSH keeps a clear distinction between established heating capabilities and hydrogen technologies still under development, supported by the Hydrogen Energy Safety Testing lab at Antrim.

Solution

BSH is engaged in hydrogen heating research using mixed gas hydrogen as a fuel in Sime boilers, supported by the Hydrogen Energy Safety Testing lab at Antrim. If you are planning for hydrogen as a future fuel, the next step is to discuss your goals with BSH's engineers. Contact BSH to discuss your hydrogen heating systems project.

Questions & answers

Common commercial questions

Discuss your hydrogen heating systems project

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