US EditionH2-View News: Statkraft advances 80MW Tagdale Green Ammonia project in Shetland
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Statkraft has outlined plans for the Tagdale Green Ammonia project on the Shetland Islands, after securing an option on land located about 3.5 km north-west of Lerwick. The project will include a hydrogen-to-green ammonia electrolytic conversion plant up to 80 MW adjacent to Tagdale Hill and has been shortlisted for funding in the second round of hydrogen allocation from the UK government, according to Statkraft.
H2-View News: Statkraft advances 80MW Tagdale Green Ammonia project in Shetland
The Tagdale Green Ammonia project in Shetland has already been shortlisted for UK government funding under Hydrogen Allocation Round 2 (HAR2). The Norwegian state-owned energy firm plans to use renewable power to produce green hydrogen for conversion into ammonia, targeting supply to the fertiliser, shipping, and industrial sectors. With public exhibitions set to take place
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