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Scotland awards tender to explore wind and hydrogen supply opportunities
Floating wind and hydrogen technologies are central to energy decarbonisation strategies in both countries and internationally, collaborative research and development activity can identify new engineering solutions to increase the competitiveness of these technologies.
Towards this aim, the project consortium will evaluate the technical status of the floating wind and hydrogen production components and systems under development, accounting for the impacts of the policy context and innovation programme landscape in the two nations.
The consortium is also tasked with engaging directly with floating wind and hydrogen supply chain companies to seek feedback on existing collaboration successes, as well as identify opportunities to facilitate further joined-up thinking and cross-border activity.
Interested? Join me at the Floating Wind and Hydrogen https://bit.ly/3hbRE4A Professionals Group.
Scotland awards tender to explore wind and hydrogen supply opportunities
The Scottish Government has awarded EMEC with a contract to explore opportunities for floating offshore wind and hydrogen supply chains
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