Orkney, a place once associated with the fossil fuel industry, is now leading the charge in the green energy revolution. Residents like Jonathan Porterfield demonstrate the potential of sustainable living with his ultra-cheap renewable power setup that includes solar panels and a domestic battery. The island of Eday is at the forefront of experimenting with hydrogen production from tidal energy sources. Despite challenges with storing hydrogen for vehicles, Orkney is exploring the production of synthetic petrol and diesel using renewable energy sources and atmospheric carbon. This approach aims to provide a cleaner alternative to traditional fossil fuels. Orkney's potential markets for synthetic fuel include long-range drones for efficient delivery between islands, with companies like Amazon conducting tests at Kirkwall Airport. The island's transition from fossil fuels to innovative energy solutions reflects a positive sentiment towards embracing green technologies and sustainability.