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AquaVentus cooperates with Hydrogen Scotland

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Global Hydrogen Review,


AquaVentus and Hydrogen Scotland have signed a comprehensive memorandum of understanding (MoU) at Offshore Europe in Aberdeen, Scotland.

The aim of the cooperation is to significantly strengthen hydrogen production and transport in the North Sea region and to make better use of the potential of shared infrastructure.

By joining forces, the two leading associations are pushing forward the development and deployment of technologies along the entire value chain – from production through transport and storage to the use of hydrogen for the decarbonisation of the energy system. In addition, both organisations intend to intensify their research activities and jointly advocate for the accelerated ramp-up of a European hydrogen economy.

Nigel Holmes, CEO of Hydrogen Scotland, said: “Scotland is uniquely positioned to become a leading exporter of green hydrogen thanks to its vast offshore and onshore wind potential. By working closely with AquaVentus, we are building a bridge across the North Sea – not just between two countries, but for a truly European hydrogen market. This partnership is a milestone on the way to decarbonising energy systems on both sides.”

Jörg Singer, Chairman of AquaVentus, commented: “Germany, as Europe’s largest industrial hub, depends on reliable supplies of green hydrogen. Working with our partners in Scotland opens up tremendous opportunities: we are combining offshore wind, electrolysis and a joint pipeline infrastructure. In this way, we create security of supply, economic prospects and genuine added value for the energy transition across Europe.”

Offshore wind energy from the North Sea will play a key role in providing climate-neutral energy to surrounding countries. To ensure this energy is used efficiently, combined infrastructures such as electricity grids and hydrogen pipelines are essential. This is precisely where AquaVentus and Hydrogen Scotland come in: by linking wind power, offshore electrolysis and a European hydrogen backbone, the establishment of a transnational energy market can be accelerated. The strengthened German-Scottish cooperation is also reflected in the recent membership of Scottish Enterprise in AquaVentus.

Read the article online at: https://www.globalhydrogenreview.com/hydrogen/08092025/aquaventus-cooperates-with-hydrogen-scotland/

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