Europe’s largest generator of renewable energy, Statkraft, in collaboration with Clydeport at Hunterston, Ayrshire, is proposing to develop a green hydrogen facility at the Hunterston PARC site. This facility would serve the production, storage, and export of hydrogen, with the capability to export hydrogen in the form of ammonia via vessels from the UK. The development is seen as a vital component of the energy transition, aiming to address emissions from carbon-intensive industries. The project is expected to bring a significant investment to the region and create job opportunities, contributing to the local economy. The coordination between Peel Ports Group and Statkraft highlights the potential of Hunterston for hosting innovative renewables projects, as seen with plans for undersea energy cable and energy storage facilities. Peel Ports Group's redevelopment initiatives, including plans for offshore wind developments, demonstrate a commitment to sustainable energy practices. The overall vision for Hunterston involves attracting substantial investments, creating thousands of jobs, and establishing the site as a leading hub for renewable energy developments in the UK.