The city of Aberdeen is gearing up for a transformational project that could place it at the forefront of the clean energy revolution. Plans are underway for the construction of a hydrogen hub, a pioneering initiative that aims to advance the use of green hydrogen as a sustainable energy source.
As Aberdeen moves forward with its ambitious green hydrogen hub project, a political divide emerges between coalition partners in the Scottish government. The debate revolves around the involvement of oil and gas giants, BP and Shell, in the development of the hydrogen facility.
Aberdeen, known for its role in the energy industry, is set to further its commitment to sustainable practices with the approval of plans for a new hydrogen plant.
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The fleet of hydrogen-fueled double-deckers was launched by First Bus, with 15 vehicles costing £8.3 million in EU and Scottish Government funding won by councils.
