New photo Homes could be heated by hydrogen gas as soon as 2034 in a bid to cut carbon emissions

HOMES could be heated by hydrogen gas as soon as 2034 in a bid to cut carbon emissions.

The switch to the eco-friendly gas is being pushed by three specialist companies, who say their £23billion plan will help to tackle climate change.

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Northern Gas Networks, Cadent and Norwegian company Equinor want to build facilities where natural gas is converted to hydrogen to heat homes.

They have set out a seven-year programme to convert 3.7million homes and 40,000 businesses in cities including Leeds, Newcastle, York, Manchester and Liverpool, starting in 2028.

Meanwhile, government climate advisers are pushing for hybrid heat pumps to cut emissions.

They hope the pumps would work by using electricity most of the time and then switch to hydrogen to meet peak demand on cold nights.

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The Committee on Climate Change deputy chairwoman Baroness Brown said: “Hybrid heat pumps are the best of both worlds and a solution to what seems to be a knotty problem.

“It was a bit of a light bulb moment for us.”

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