Aberdeen

Local planning authority in Scotland that issued recommendations for approval of Storegga's proposed hydrogen plant near Kintore.

First place in the world to deploy hydrogen-powered double decker buses, taking delivery of a fleet of 15.

Approved the use of the first hydrogen fuel cell waste collection truck in the UK, aiming to boost the city's H2 economy and decarbonize its public sector fleet.

Aberdeen City Council is mentioned as a key customer of ULEMCO, contributing to the company's recent rapid growth in Scotland.

Partnered with Siemens Mobility to launch the new hydrogen fuel powered van in Scotland. The council sees the initiative as fitting for a city that considers itself Europe's energy capital and a leader in hydrogen technologies.

The company is announcing its plans to boost its investment strategy with a wider focus on H2 renewable energy, aiming to play a leading role in the sector.

Aberdeen City Council was a partner in Project HyTIME and operated the world's first road sweeper powered by H2 during the trial.

Local government authority in Aberdeen, Scotland that funded and is promoting the ACHES hydrogen refueling station as part of the city's hydrogen economy development strategy.

Secured funding from Transport Scotland to purchase two Hyundai ix35 fuel cell vehicles, making them available to the public through the Co-wheels car club.

Has plans to expand the capabilities of the new hydrogen fueling station to accommodate other vehicles in the future.

Aberdeen is home to an initiative using hydrogen fuel cells for public transportation and aims to be a leader in renewable energy.

Aberdeen has shown strong interest in incorporating hydrogen fuel into its public transportation sector and is a focal point for the hydrogen bus study.

The Aberdeen City Council participated in Hyundai's trial of the Tucson ix35, noting the efficiency of hydrogen fuel cells and potentially dispelling misconceptions.