Scotland, Germany sign agreement to promote green hydrogen
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.
Read moreThe 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.
Read moreAberdeen 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.
Read moreThe 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.
Read moreThe 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.
Read moreThe Scottish government said that domestic cruises can only restart when restrictions in all of Scotland reach level one.
Read moreScottish-led HySeas III project aims to build Europe’s first sea-going ferry powered by hydrogen fuel cells.
Read moreScotland has withdrawn quarantine exemptions for cruise crew, stating that seafarers must comply with its coronavirus isolation guidance.
Read morePort of Cromarty Firth has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Norwegian firm Gen2 Energy AS to create a commercial pathway to import green hydrogen from Norway into the UK energy market.
Read moreThe Scottish government exempted seafarers returning home to Scotland, from hotel quarantine measures. In fact, the change came into effect on 20 March.
Read moreScotland revealed its proposals for a new model of green ports focused on inclusive growth, fair work practices and delivering a net zero economy.
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