Glasgow’s new hydrogen storage facility will supply zero-carbon fuel for sustainable energy storage, thanks to roughly £10 million in UK government financing.
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After COP26
The UK government has given £9.4 million for a hydrogen project on the UK’s largest onshore wind farm near Glasgow, after the COP26 climate change meeting in Glasgow this year.
The first of its type, this hydrogen storage project intends to help create high-skilled employment and accelerate progress toward decarbonizing the UK transportation industry.
The £9.4 million financings will help the Whitelee green hydrogen project create the UK’s largest electrolyzer. This device transforms water into hydrogen gas to store energy, in line with Glasgow’s goal of being net-zero by 2030.
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