PlusZero Energy demonstrates diverse potential of Green Hydrogen with hydrofoil concept at All-Energy

TTP to develop a new and highly efficient electrolyser demonstrator for generating hydrogen from wind

University of Edinburgh School of Geosciences undertakes survey on public perceptions of Green Hydrogen-powered events.

PlusZero responds to the House of Commons Scottish Affairs Committee inquiry into hydrogen and carbon capture in Scotland.

Dubai looks to Green Hydrogen for its energy future as it assesses renewable energy options.

Hebrides-based start-up, PlusZero, is to support the decarbonisation of transport in the public sector after being added to a major procurement framework as a supplier of green hydrogen.

A Scottish clean power start-up has provided green hydrogen to help power the UK’s first electric SUV rally taking place in Dorset this weekend (18/19 December), in a major boost for Scotland’s growing green hydrogen economy.

PlusZero has welcomed the Scottish Government’s five- year Hydrogen Action Plan, published on 10 November 2021, containing the government’s strategic approach to cement Scotland’s place as a leading nation in the production of eligible, competitive and sustainable hydrogen.

PlusZero demonstrates ‘ready-to-go green hydrogen solution’ at Hydrogen Council event at iconic Edinburgh Castle venue.

PlusZero demonstrates “ready-to-go solution” to decarbonising the events sector at COP26 using green hydrogen.

PlusZero’s ambitions to drive the expansion of Scottish green hydrogen have taken a big step forward with the announcement that PlusZero will be a key delivery partner for Comhairle nan Eilean Siar’s new Net Zero Energy Hub at Arnish Point, Stornoway.

Michelin Scotland Innovation Parc Innovation Challenge grant to support research into green hydrogen potential for power and heat at outdoor events.

Clean power start-up to pay Living Wage plus 10% as minimum entry pay rate.

PlusZero demonstrates potential of hydrogen based clean portable power in first step towards decarbonising the events sector.

The pioneering work being carried out by clean power start-up PlusZero and its partners has been given a significant boost with the award of a £77,000 Scottish Government grant which will support the delivery of a series of clean power demonstrations during Edinburgh’s 2021 cultural events programme.

PlusZero is delighted that its “Green Orkney Hydrogen Market Expansion GO(H2)ME” project is one of 28 projects awarded funding in the first funding call of the EU New Energy Solutions Optimised for Islands (NESOI) programme.