The Royal Meteorological Society Atmospheric Chemistry Special Interest Group organised a meeting dedicated to exploring hydrogen’s chemistry and its effects on atmospheric composition and climate. This event was to mark the conclusion of the UK Hydrogen Environmental Impacts Programme, funded by NERC and the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero. A second day of the meeting, led by the programme, focused on additional aspects related to the environmental impacts of hydrogen energy, including global and UK scenarios of hydrogen use, fugitive hydrogen emissions and the uptake of atmospheric hydrogen by soils – a key factor regulating atmospheric hydrogen levels.
Presentations and posters from the meeting are available here.