A masterplan has been revealed to repurpose the Chapelcross site, once a nuclear plant, into a green energy hub near Annan, UK. The primary objective is to generate high-value employment opportunities and revitalize the local economy. With substantial financial backing from the Scottish and UK governments exceeding £15m, the project envisions transforming the 210-hectare area into a center for hydrogen production, storage, and energy and enterprise activities. Since the cessation of electricity generation at Chapelcross in 2004, efforts have been underway to redevelop the site, with the recent focus on sustainable energy initiatives. The partnership between Dumfries and Galloway Council, Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, and South of Scotland Enterprise is crucial in driving this transformation, aiming to leverage the site as a key driver of positive change in the region. Additionally, plans for a battery energy storage facility nearby complement the green energy vision, further solidifying the commitment to sustainable energy practices and economic development in the area.