Peel Ports Clydeport, a major port operator in the UK, has unveiled plans in collaboration with Statkraft, Europe's largest renewable energy generator, to develop a hydrogen production and export plant at Hunterston in Ayrshire, Scotland. This initiative signifies a substantial investment that is expected to create numerous job opportunities in the local economy. The proposed facility at Hunterston will be dedicated to producing, storing, and exporting hydrogen, with a connection to the existing jetty for ammonia export via vessels from the UK. Concurrently, Peel Ports has also invested £3 million in enhancing the King George V Dock in Glasgow to accommodate large wind turbine components efficiently, anticipating a surge in wind turbine shipments. In the transportation sector, the Glen Sannox ferry service from Arran to Troon, while plagued by delays, showcases an impressive vessel capable of operating on dual fuel. On a different note, Scotland Golf Tours, founded in 1997, is set to expand its operations under the leadership of CEO Angus Watson, targeting less explored golfing destinations across Scotland's wealth of links courses.