Apollo, an engineering and energy advisory consultancy in Scotland, has secured funding to develop a Hydrogen Offshore Production (HOP2) project by repurposing oil platforms for clean energy. The project, awarded £150k for Phase 2 Concept Definition, aims to transform an oil platform into a 500MW offshore hydrogen production facility. By using existing oil and gas infrastructure, the project seeks to demonstrate the feasibility of offshore hydrogen production, contributing to the renewable energy transition and reducing carbon emissions. Apollo's partnership with the Net Zero Technology Centre emphasizes the importance of repurposed assets in enhancing hydrogen production to support the UK's goal of becoming a global hydrogen leader while transitioning to net zero. Apollo's key responsibilities include developing detailed designs, integrating systems like electrolyzers and water treatment, and addressing safety and environmental challenges to ensure compliance and sustainability. The project signifies a significant opportunity to show how legacy infrastructure can play a crucial role in the energy transition.