Speyside residents raise concerns over Storegga green hydrogen plans
Storegga's Speyside hydrogen project could create 100 new jobs and is being supported from a £3.1m grant from the Scottish Government
Storegga's Speyside hydrogen project could create 100 new jobs and is being supported from a £3.1m grant from the Scottish Government
Calls to support Statera's 3GW hydrogen production scheme in the north east of Scotland have been made as councillors prepare to decide its fate.
Centrica, National Gas, ITM Power, JCB, Johnson Matthey and Heidelberg combine to target 1 GW green hydrogen production by 2030.
Aberdeen's looking to claim a share in the global hydrogen production race - but the council has been unable to fuel its fleet of £500,000 hydrogen-powered buses since July.
This week we got further updates on the Neo Energy and Repsol tie-up, Kistos' full year results for 2024 and the results of HAR 2.
The UK government has shortlisted 27 green hydrogen projects across Scotland, England and Wales as part of its second hydrogen allocation round (HAR2).
The UK government has shortlisted 27 green hydrogen projects as part of its second hydrogen allocation round (HAR2), but fell short of meeting its 875 MW target.
The UK hydrogen industry is calling on the government to deliver "pragmatism" and policy certainty to help the nascent sector overcome development challenges.
French energy giant EDF has selected UK green hydrogen technology firm ITM Power to provide engineering works for its Tees Green Hydrogen project.
Future leaders in British hydrogen are set to take centre stage in Birmingham next week as Hydrogen UK honours achievements from across the sector.
Statera Energy wants to build one of the largest hydrogen sites in Europe on the outskirts of the Aberdeenshire village despite fears it could ruin the countryside.
Scotland stands at the cusp of a generational opportunity – to become a global leader in green hydrogen. But that ambition is somewhat tethered to the success of ScotWind.
As the world transitions to cleaner energy sources, hydrogen is emerging as a cornerstone of the green energy revolution.
Hydrogen production is critically dependent on the availability of cheap, low-carbon electricity, efficiency gains and demand creation. The UK is targeting up to 10 GW of low-carbon hydrogen capacity by 2030. It will need billions of pounds a year in subsidies. Is the UK prepared to pay the cost?
British electrolyser manufacturer ITM Power (LON:ITM) has posted a 74% increase in revenues in its first half results as its losses narrowed.
UK electrolyser manufacturer ITM Power (LON:ITM) has signed a contract to supply three 5 MW Neptune V electrolyser units to a company in Germany.
Two Scottish green hydrogen projects are among the first of three to sign contracts with the UK government under the first hydrogen allocation round (HAR1).
Scottish green hydrogen technology startup Clyde Hydrogen is launching a £5 million funding round after achieving a "critical technology breakthrough".
As the Germany continues to ramp up its investment into green hydrogen projects, the supply chain in Scotland is eyeing up a huge potential export market.
UK green hydrogen firm ITM Power has sold its first 'Neptune V' unit in Germany.
UK companies have a "major opportunity" to export their expertise in hydrogen development to the Australian market, according to a report from Xodus.
The UK Labour government has confirmed £2 billion of funding for 11 green hydrogen projects in its Autumn Budget.
Green hydrogen has become a “premium clean fuel” due to the high cost of production, with the nascent fuel “energy intensive but expensive” and increasingly valuable as an energy store, according to UK National Infrastructure Commission commissioner Nick Winser.
Equinor ASA said that it won’t be moving ahead with plans to build a pipeline to carry hydrogen from Norway to Germany with partner RWE AG.
What came first: hydrogen supply or demand? This is a question that has had hydrogen industry scratching its head for quite some time.