The transformation of Chapelcross in Annan, United Kingdom, from a former nuclear power plant into a Green Energy Hub has been unveiled. The multi-million pound development, focused on achieving net-zero emissions, includes plans for hydrogen production, storage, advanced manufacturing, energy campuses, and enterprise activities. This initiative aims to bring growth to the local economy by attracting high-value jobs and skills in the green energy sector. The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) is actively seeking a strategic developer to partner in realizing the vision for Chapelcross, ensuring a sustainable and positive impact on future generations. The strategic developer will work on repurposing the NDA landholding, including the nuclear power station site and unlicensed land, for green energy purposes. The project involves key partners such as Dumfries & Galloway Council, South of Scotland Enterprise, and Borderlands Inclusive Growth Deal. Investments from the UK and Scottish Governments support the plans, highlighting a commitment to transition the region towards a greener, more sustainable economy. Proposals for Strategic Developers are to be submitted by October 2024, with an appointment expected in early 2025. The Chapelcross transformation signifies a shift towards a green energy future, emphasizing job creation, economic development, and environmental sustainability.