Iberdrola is set to build a large-scale green hydrogen plant at the port of Felixstowe, England. The plant construction will begin following the company’s $170 million investment. At its completion, the plant will supply clean energy to machines and vehicles at the largest port in the UK.
The project will be developed by ScottishPower, a subsidiary of Iberdrola in the UK, and port network Hutchison Ports. The location is set at a brownfield site around the size of a football pitch, close to the developing offshore wind farms in the British North Sea Waters. Felixstowe harbors approximately 2,000 ships and 6,000 heavy goods vehicles per year. It serves 33 services to more than 700 ports worldwide. In line with the news, ScottishPower has sought the support of the government’s Net Zero Hydrogen Fund to assist in the cost of production. As the demand for fuel keeps rising with a…
Iberdrola to Build a Large Scale UK Green Hydrogen Plant
