Apollo will be attending and exhibiting at Hydrogen UK’s Annual Conference and Awards 2026 on 10–11 March 2026 at the National Conference Centre.
The conference brings together developers, operators, policymakers and the wider supply chain to talk about the next stage of hydrogen in the UK. For us, it is a good chance to meet people working across the sector and continue conversations already underway.
A familiar space for Apollo
Hydrogen is not new for our team. Over the past few years, Apollo engineers have worked on most of the UK’s major hydrogen pipeline projects.
Our role is straightforward. We help clients understand what is technically possible and what it will take to make projects work in practice.
That support includes feasibility studies, technical studies, flow analysis and multidisciplinary engineering input.
Supporting the UK’s pipeline network
Apollo has contributed to several projects that are helping shape the UK’s hydrogen infrastructure.
These include:
- Hydrogen Backbone
- Project Union
- HyLine Cymru
- East London Hydrogen Pipeline
- HyNet
Across these projects, our engineers have supported flow modelling, technical studies and engineering coordination to help clients move projects forward with confidence.
Hy’er or Lower: test your knowledge of hydrogen demand
If you visit the Apollo stand, you can also take part in our game Hy’er or Lower.
For each activity, decide whether the hydrogen demand is higher or lower than the one before. Place your sticker on the board and earn a point for every correct guess, with the aim of scoring the most points and winning a prize.
Come and speak with us
If you are attending the conference pop past and speak with us at stand 43.
Phil Westmorland, Jonathan White and Michelle Hitches will be there across both days and always enjoys talking through new ideas, early stage projects or challenges clients are facing.
If you would like to arrange a conversation ahead of the event, contact sustainableinfrastructure@apollo.engineer