The Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC) has outlined how Scotland can scale up hydrogen production to establish itself as a leading exporter.
The ‘Energy Hubs: Fill the Backbone’ report has focussed on infrastructure, long-term investment, and technology that can enable energy hubs in “key locations” across Scotland.
Under these recommendations, the NZTC says that the country could produce up to 35 GW of hydrogen by 2045.
Darren Gee, Programme Manager of the NZTC’s Net Zero Technology Transition Programme, said: “The Energy Hubs project marks the formulation of an actionable plan for large-scale hydrogen production, underscoring the critical need for investment, infrastructure, and technological innovation.
“To address identified challenges, accelerating the development of smaller-scale projects is crucial.
“This approach will allow us to gain experience and establish a robust supply chain capable of supporting the…
