Norwegian state-owned energy firm Statkraft is investigating the feasibility of a hydrogen project near Lerwick in Shetland. This initiative is still in its early stages, with more details forthcoming. Additionally, Statkraft is exploring the potential for green hydrogen production at the former Scatsta Airport site and is the developer of three wind farms in Shetland. The company views Shetland as a pivotal location for renewable energy projects, recognizing its vast wind, solar, and hydrogen potential. Green hydrogen, produced using renewable sources like wind power, is being considered as a clean energy solution. Plans are also underway for green hydrogen production at a repurposed Sullom Voe Terminal. Hydrogen is being seen as a promising substitute for fossil fuels, especially in the transition to a net zero carbon future. Alongside these projects, Shetland News is seeking support for its journalism to continue delivering local news to its readers.