French manufacturer McPhy has been selected to supply 80MW of electrolysers for the HyLion pilot project in Scotland. The project is set to commence production of 45,000 tonnes of e-methanol annually starting from 2028. The process of producing this e-methanol will involve capturing CO2 emissions from nearby whisky production as well as from E.ON's Steven's Croft biomass power plant located outside Lockerbie where the HyLion project will be situated. Two offtakers, P1 Fuels from Germany and Cadeler from Norway, are already aligned to receive the e-methanol. P1 Fuels will utilize it as a base chemical, while Cadeler plans to use it as a shipping fuel. This initiative paves the way for the integration of green hydrogen in the production of e-methanol, which serves as a significant step towards sustainability and the reduction of carbon emissions in the shipping sector. The HyLion project represents a collaborative effort towards a more environmentally friendly future.