Statkraft shares plans for 400MW green hydrogen scheme in Shetland

Stuart Stone
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Sullom Voe Oil Terminal and Gas Plant in Shetland - Credit: iStock
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Sullom Voe Oil Terminal and Gas Plant in Shetland - Credit: iStock

Norwegian energy giant to progress Shetland Hydrogen Project 2, after agreeing a lease for council-owned site

Statkraft is to proceed with plans for its Shetland Hydrogen Project 2, after agreeing a lease for a site owned by Shetland Islands Council. According to an update from the Norwegian state-owned energy...

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