Yesterday, Scottish Enterprise published the results of a study examining the nature of grid constraints and onshore wind curtailment in Scotland, and investigating whether the production of green hydrogen via electrolysis could represent a cost-effective approach to mitigating this issue.
The work was undertaken by TNEI in partnership with Pure Energy Centre and will feed into Scottish Enterprise’s strategic approach to the Hydrogen sector over the coming years.
You can read the full report here.
Hydrogen is a key area of focus for the Scottish EnterpriseEnergy Team at the moment, and the Constrained Renewables andGreen Hydrogen study was commissioned in part to help inform Scottish Enterprise’s strategic approach to the potential emergence of a hydrogen economy in Scotland.
