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GM Hydrogen Supply Chain Innovation Challenge

The GM Hydrogen Supply Chain Innovation Challenge is a competition for innovative businesses in Greater Manchester that supply components or engineering services to the hydrogen industry. This scheme has closed.

Run by GM Business Growth Hub

Last read from businessgrowthhub.com on 5 Oct 2026.

This scheme has closed

It closed on 23 October 2025. It stays here in case it reopens; check with the organisation for future rounds.

A competition for up to 10 Greater Manchester businesses to join Bosch's hydrogen electrolyser supply chain, providing components, engineering and operational support.

Status and deadline

Status

Closed

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Deadline

Closed 23 October 2025

As stated: Expression of Interest Deadline: 23 October 2025

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How much

Not stated

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Who can apply

Innovative Greater Manchester-based businesses in hydrogen supply chain: system integrators (electrolyser distributors, packagers, process engineers) or component specialists (power electronics, water systems, gas handling, thermal systems, sensors and controls).

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Business size

Any size

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Sectors

hydrogen, clean energy, manufacturing, engineering

How to apply

Submit an expression of interest by the deadline.

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Where it is open: Greater Manchester

Greater Manchester

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