Tag: Scotland

The Port of Leith has become the first large mainland commercial port in Scotland to provide a shore power connection.

An international consortium is launching a study to transport hydrogen in the form of a LOHC (Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier) from Scotland to Rotterdam.

Montrose Port Authority partnered with Plug Shore Power to become the first Scottish port to offer shore power to offshore energy vessels.

ScottishPower will build a £150m green hydrogen plant at the Port of Felixstowe to power trains, trucks and ships.

The German state of Bavaria and Scotland have signed an agreement in order to jointly develop green hydrogen. The letter of intent expands cooperation on business and science.

Aberdeen Harbour announced that it will work with bp to identify and develop projects that could reduce emissions and lower air and noise pollution from vessels calling to the port.

The first renderings of the Scottish-led HYSEAS III project, which aims to build Europe’s first sea-going ferry powered by hydrogen fuel cells, have been completed.

The Scottish Business Minister Ivan McKee has claimed that: ‘UK Ministers will not commit to implementing green ports in Scotland that are underpinned by fair work conditions and net-zero ambitions.

The Scottish government said that domestic cruises can only restart when restrictions in all of Scotland reach level one.

Scottish-led HySeas III project aims to build Europe’s first sea-going ferry powered by hydrogen fuel cells.