Hydrasun, a D2Zero company, has successfully secured the H₂ technology package for the Aberdeen H₂ hub in the City of Aberdeen, Scotland.

The contract awarded by bp Aberdeen H₂ Energy Ltd, a joint venture between bp and Aberdeen City Council, supports the development of the scalable green H₂ refueling station facility with H₂ production, storage, dispensing and distribution capabilities.

Hydrasun will provide and integrate the H₂ refueling station, and associated infrastructure, to supply green H₂ to local off-takers. Up to 40 engineering and construction green jobs are created by the contract.

Neil Thompson, CEO of Hydrasun said, “We are delighted to have been awarded this contract for the Aberdeen H₂ hub Project. This is a significant project for the region and a key milestone in Hydrasun’s energy transition journey. 

“As an organization, we are deeply committed to the emerging H₂ sector. We’re excited to be involved in projects such as this, which we believe continue to build confidence in the key role of H₂, both in the energy transition and in the future energy mix.”

Hydrasun is focused on supporting H₂ infrastructure deployment as part of their Energy Transition strategy. The company is actively involved in the UK H₂ Production Business Model Funding and H2 Allocation Rounds (HAR).  With a strong focus on building H₂ project delivery capability, Hydrasun is engaged with several of the selected HAR1 projects and are actively supporting HAR2 and 3 project developments.