Article

Scottish Power has paused its green hydrogen projects in the UK, despite having signed final subsidy agreements for two facilities in Scotland. The company cited challenging market conditions and limited routes to market for green hydrogen as reasons for the decision.

Earlier this year, Scottish Power secured contracts for the Cromarty and Whitelee projects under the UK government's hydrogen allocation round. While many projects have moved forward, Scottish Power is the first to halt its plans, highlighting ongoing challenges in the renewable hydrogen sector.