Bp has been approved to help deliver the Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub (AHH), a project that will enable the continued development of a hydrogen economy in the Scottish city.
AHH would consist of a commercial facility for hydrogen production, storage and distribution, powered by renewable energy with associated training and supply-chain support to facilitate uptake by fleet, heat, industry and export, etc. The hub will include a solar-power facility connected to a facility for green hydrogen production and refueling.
The AHH will be developed in three phases in response to growing demands for hydrogen.
“We’re proud that hydrogen is already here in Aberdeen, and this significant commercial partnership with bp is set to support our ambitions,” said Ryan Houghton, city growth and resources convener councilor. “We plan to create a blueprint which can be replicated around the world by the cities and regions looking to reach net zero.”
The announcement comes
