Hydroglen Renewable Energy Plant
HydroGlen is a sustainable green hydrogen and climate positive farming community demonstration and agricultural research project, being developed by the James Hutton Institute & Partners (JHI) at the Glensaugh research farm near Fettercairn, Laurencekirk, Scotland. HydroGlen will combine the on-site generation of renewable energy (utilising wind and / or solar generation) and hydrogen production via electrolyser, with energy storage of compressed hydrogen and electric battery. Vehicle refuelling for both hydrogen a...
Buyer
The James Hutton Institute
Value
£3,500,000
Published
8 Aug 2024
Closes
22 Nov 2023
Procurement details
Source
Find a Tender
Region
UKM71
Procurement method
Selective
Category
Works
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
Not provided
CPV classifications
45000000
Construction work
44612100
Gas cylinders
44612200
Gas tanks
65200000
Gas distribution and related services
31121330
Wind turbine generators
31122100
Fuel cells
09330000
Solar energy
09332000
Solar installation
Lots
Lot 1 Hydroglen Renewable Energy Plant
£3,500,000
JHI's overall ambition for the Hydroglen project is to demonstrate that it is possible to take an existing operational farm and make it 100% self-reliant based on a combination of on-site generated renewable energy, fuel cells and energy storage involving batteries and hydrogen. The site energy requirements include residential and commercial loads as well as...
Delivery: UKM71
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