Pressure Technologies, based in Sheffield, announces that its subsidiary, Chesterfield Special Cylinders (CSC), has secured a major manufacturing contract with Hydrasun to supply pressurized hydrogen storage systems for the bp Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub project. The project, a joint venture between bp and Aberdeen City Council, aims to incorporate hydrogen production, buffer storage, and distribution facilities utilizing solar power generation. CSC's role involves designing and producing ultra-large Type 1 steel cylinder packages. Manufacturing is set to begin in the third quarter of 2025, and the completed systems will be delivered in early 2026. This contract marks CSC's first foray into supplying large-scale hydrogen storage systems for clean energy initiatives in the UK. Pressure Technologies foresees additional hydrogen contract awards in the near future, aligning with the UK government's Net Zero strategy. The collaboration between CSC and Hydrasun highlights the importance of hydrogen in the energy transition towards achieving Net Zero targets. Both companies express their enthusiasm for the project and anticipate further collaborations to contribute to the evolving hydrogen economy.