Robertson Civil Engineering (RCE) is set to embark on infrastructure work later this year for the Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub, a collaborative initiative between bp and Aberdeen City Council. The hub, located in Aberdeen, will serve as a green hydrogen production, storage, and distribution facility powered by renewable energy. RCE will be responsible for the construction of civil works and structural infrastructure at the hydrogen hub site. Currently, the design phase is in progress with RCE and design partner Fairhurst in Edinburgh working together. RCE's scope includes managing design, procurement, construction, installation, commissioning, and handover of the hydrogen production and refuelling station along with associated infrastructure. Martin Kiely, executive director at Robertson Civil Engineering, expressed enthusiasm for the project, highlighting the company's support for the innovative vision of bp and Aberdeen City Council. Robertson's experience in the sustainable energy sector, such as the completion of the Whitehillock Substation for Siemens Energy, positions them well for this project. Additionally, Robertson previously delivered the modular energy center at Aberdeen’s TECA, which featured a hydrogen fuel cells program for buses as part of Aberdeen City Council's integrated hydrogen transport project.