1. H 2 to power fuel-cell vehicles H 2 to store energy generated renewably Hydrogen World TM UK Sustainable Hydrogen Energy Consortium

2. Nottingham two groups Cambridge University College London two groups STFC / ISIS Oxford Glamorgan Birmingham two groups Salford two groups Manchester Glasgow Strathclyde two groups Production Storage Socio-economics EPSRC Swindon Management  £5.97m EPSRC / SUPERGEN funding  £7.29m full economic cost  48 months funding from 1 July 2007  12 month unfunded extension to 30 June 2012  17 UK research teams at 12 institutions  5 themes, 42 workpackages  Active Strategic Advisory Group with 22 members NumberWork months Investigators3086 Research staff25665 Research students8288 Support staff885 TOTAL711,124 www.uk-shec.org.uk UK-SHEC Status

3. Mays Research Group University of Bath Key UK-SHEC Achievements  Establishment of a multi-disciplinary, multi-partner research collaboration  Strong links with external stakeholders  Conference organisation and 110+ presentations  100+ research papers, many highly cited  Two books  Three patents pending  Cross-over of research with taught students  12 PhD students (six graduated)  35 research staff involved  Career development of investigators  Development of research facilities and infrastructure  Developments beyond SUPERGEN Mays EPSRC KTA Fellowship, 2011 University of Bath UK Hydrogen Energy Programme