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HEA’s Parliamentary Launch: State of the Hydrogen Nation report

January 27, 2026
10:00

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12:00
Event Type: In Person
Location: Atlee Suite, Portcullis House (First Floor), Westminster, London, SW1A 2LW
We are delighted to announce that Minister Michael Shanks, Minister for Energy in the UK Government, will be delivering a keynote speech and Q&A at this event.
The HEA’s State of the Hydrogen Nation report will provide a comprehensive overview of business sentiment across the UK’s hydrogen industry in 2025. Our findings will provide government and policy makers with key insights into the UK’s hydrogen industry and include recommendations on the steps that can be taken to maximise the jobs, investment and decarbonisation opportunities of hydrogen.
This event will bring together Parliamentarians, officials, businesses and industry leaders to unveil the findings from this landmark report, providing a data-driven assessment of the UK’s hydrogen economy and outlining the actions required to scale up deployment, investment, and skills across the country. It is a really great opportunity for industry to come together and network across the hydrogen nations and mobilise Ministerial and MP support for hydrogen.
We would also like to thank our co-sponsors: Luxfer Gas Cylinders and Chesterfield Special Cylinders.
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Lee Juby

Lee is an independent hydrogen and clean energy consultant and founder of Verray Consulting. He has worked in hydrogen, fuel cells and clean energy for more than 30 years, with experience spanning technology development, commercialisation, hydrogen infrastructure and business leadership.

Most recently, Lee was CEO of Fuel Cell Systems Ltd, where he led the business across its fuel cell and hydrogen refuelling activities. Prior to this, he spent eight years with UK fuel cell manufacturer Intelligent Energy, completing his time there as Chief Sales Officer. He led the global commercial team and supported the commercialisation of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies across automotive, power generation and aviation markets.

Lee’s involvement with hydrogen dates back to 1995, including early work supporting field trials of solid oxide fuel cell combined heat and power systems. Since then, his career has combined engineering, commercial leadership and the practical deployment of emerging clean energy technologies.

Through Verray Consulting, Lee now works independently with organisations across the hydrogen value chain, providing technical, commercial and strategic support.