ScottishPower and Shoreham Port in the UK have partnered to explore the development of a green hydrogen production facility. A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) has been signed, and a feasibility study is set to be conducted throughout the coming year. The operational timeline and expected electrolysis capacity of the plant are yet to be disclosed by ScottishPower. The initiative aims to investigate how green hydrogen could aid in decarbonizing the port and contribute to achieving Net Zero locally. Previous efforts at Shoreham Port include plans for a 20MW electrolysis plant for producing green hydrogen for local transport and port operations. Additionally, H2 Green, a subsidiary of Getech, has secured exclusive rights for a hydrogen and derivatives project at the port. The partnership with ScottishPower is seen as a significant step towards a positive final investment decision (FID). Shoreham Port has been actively working towards becoming a green energy hub since 2021 and the industrial cluster has been recognized for its favorable conditions to host such production facilities.