The masterplan for the future of Chapelcross in Annan, Scotland, has been revealed, presenting a vision to transform the site into a Green Energy Hub. This development is expected to have a significant impact on the local economy by creating high-value jobs, skills, and activities in the green energy sector. The plan includes hydrogen production, storage, advanced manufacturing, energy, and enterprise campuses, all with a focus on achieving net-zero emissions. The area's surplus renewable energy production provides a competitive advantage for the region. The project aims to leverage the site's infrastructure and transportation connectivity to drive green growth and economic activity. The Scottish Government has identified Chapelcross as a regional hub for hydrogen, emphasizing its potential in the hydrogen supply chain. Seeking strategic partners to bring expertise and finance, the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority aims to make this vision a reality, with plans to develop the site by 2025. The Energy Transition Zone adjacent to Chapelcross will also play a crucial role in job creation and investment in green energy. The collaboration between various partners and the substantial government investment is set to support the transformation of Chapelcross into a thriving Green Energy Hub.