Our Projects
We currently have four electrolytic projects across Scotland, with several more projects being developed across the UK. All of our projects will produce clean, emissions-free, green hydrogen from renewable energy powered electrolysis. The produced hydrogen will be compressed and transported to local users by tube trailer.
Hammars Hill Hydrogen
The Hammars Hill Hydrogen Facility, located in Orkney, will support the decarbonisation of both traditional industries and emerging technologies across the archipelago. The project plans to supply green hydrogen to a range of industrial and transport users by 2027. Co-located with the Hammars Hill Wind Farm, the hydrogen facility is projected to produce over 1,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per annum. Orkney’s renewable energy potential means that the island has been producing more clean energy than its annual demand since 2013.
Strathallan Hydrogen
The Strathallan Hydrogen Facility located north-west of Braco, in Perth and Kinross, will utilise approximately 20 MW of renewable energy to produce low-carbon hydrogen. This will power key local industries including hospitality businesses and distilleries. The proposed facility is co-located with the Strathallan Wind Farm, which is set to provide over 20 MW of clean electricity for green hydrogen production, once the next phase of expansion is complete.
Binn Eco Park Hydrogen
The Binn Ecopark Hydrogen Facility, in Glenfarg, Perth and Kinross, has a clear focus on supporting the decarbonisation of public services and creating a sustainable local energy network. Directly connected to renewable energy sources, and anticipated to be operational in 2026, the facility will produce an estimated 1,000 tonnes of low-carbon hydrogen per year – some of which will be used to fuel refuse collection vehicles.
Creca Hydrogen
Dumfries and Galloway generates over 15% of all of Scotland’s renewable electricity and offers excellent access to existing transmission infrastructure. Situated near the decommissioned Chapelcross Power Station, the Creca Hydrogen Facility will produce more than 4,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year, supporting the decarbonisation of industries across the region including food and drink producers, other manufacturers and public sector operations. The facility will be directly connected to new-build solar assets, enabling the development of new, renewable generation in Dumfries and Galloway.
