Green Cat Hydrogen, a UK hydrogen developer, is set to construct an electrolysis plant at the former Chapelcross nuclear power station in Annan, Scotland. The project aims to produce 4,000 tonnes per year of hydrogen by using electricity to split water, creating opportunities for the decarbonization of local industries like food and drink production. The initiative is expected to generate 50 high-skilled jobs during operation and 150 jobs during construction, contributing to the region's economic growth. The company's CEO, Gavin Catto, emphasized the significance of green hydrogen in addressing decarbonization challenges in hard-to-electrify sectors. Additionally, the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority has outlined plans to develop Chapelcross into a hydrogen production and advanced manufacturing hub, aiming to boost the local economy and create high-value jobs. The site's strategic location, access to renewable energy, and existing infrastructure connections to the power grid make it an ideal location for such green energy initiatives. With ongoing engineering studies and environmental assessments, the project marks a step towards transforming Chapelcross into a key player in the green hydrogen technology sector.