The programme is aimed at developing hydrogen production hubs across the North of Scotland to supply hydrogen, initially to meet industrial and heavy goods vehicle (HGV) transport demand in the near term and then expand to cater to additional hydrogen demands in the future.

This project is looking to develop a green hydrogen production hub in the Cromarty Firth region and revolves around the local distilleries forming the baseload demand for early phases of the project, which would enable them to decarbonise in line …

1.6.2 The aim of the project is to develop a green hydrogen production hub in the Cromarty Firth region and revolves around the local distilleries forming the baseload demand for early phases of the project, which would enable them to decarbonise in line with their own

Cromarty Hydrogen has shortlisted several locations across the Cromarty & Inverness Green Freeport region for the expansion to meet the envisaged hydrogen demand for the region and wider Highlands.

renewable energy to produce green hydrogen by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen using electrolysis. This event will detail the proposals, including an outline of the project history and planning application process, feedback on how the site selection and design have evolved since the last public information events,

Welcome to the Cromarty Hydrogen Project Public Information Event. The event will detail ScottishPower Energy Retail and Storegga’s proposal to construct and operate an electrolyser plant on land directly to the east of the Beinn Tharsuinn Windfarm, approximately 12 …

green hydrogen production hub in the Cromarty Firth region and revolves around the local distilleries forming the baseload demand for early phases of the project, which would enable them to decarbonise in line with their own ambitions and sector targets. Why Green Hydrogen? Green hydrogen gets its name because the process to

The following banners contain further information on the proposal as well as visualisations to help give an impression of what the Proposed Development could look like from different viewpoints in the area.

EAR - Figure 1.11 - Hydrogen Production Facility 3D Model; EAR - Figure 1.12 - Indicative Cable Trench; EAR - Figure 1.13 - Compression Building Elevation and Floor Plan; EAR - Figure 1.14 - Electrical Building Elevation and Floor Plan; EAR - Figure 2.1 - Site Location and Landscape Context - A3; EAR - Figure 2.2 - Topography and Landcover - A3

Cromarty Hydrogen will use electrolysis which uses electricity to break water into hydrogen and oxygen. Electrolysis is a carbon-free (Green) hydrogen when produced solely from renewable power.