Green Cat Hydrogen (GCH) is planning to build a green hydrogen facility near Chapelcross, Scotland, which could create 50 permanent jobs and 150 construction roles. The project is part of the South of Scotland Enterprise's Energy Transition Zone and is currently undergoing preliminary engineering and environmental studies. GCH aims to kickstart the development of the Chapelcross site, with hopes to transform the local economy through high-skilled positions. The proposed facility would produce 4000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually to aid in decarbonizing local industries. CEO Gavin Catto emphasized the importance of community engagement and partnership in this initiative. The project is seen as a significant step in Chapelcross's transformation into a hub for green technology. The plans have been positively received by SOSE chief executive Jane Morrison-Ross, who views the project as a catalyst for accelerating the region's transition to Net Zero. Chapelcross's strategic location and history in energy innovation make it a prime spot for investment and business growth.