The Highland Council in Inverness is exploring the idea of establishing a green hydrogen production facility on a site that was once a landfill. This initiative, proposed by Storegga Hydrogen (Cromarty) Limited, aims to leverage hydrogen as a clean energy source. The facility, if realized, could generate approximately 6,400 tonnes of electrolytic hydrogen annually. Green hydrogen, produced using renewable energy sources, is underlined for its potential in decarbonizing various sectors. By utilizing hydrogen derived from sources like water and plants, the project seeks to provide a sustainable fuel alternative that releases water instead of carbon emissions when consumed. As part of the process, the company is in discussions with the community and seeking approval to repurpose the area of the former landfill owned by the Highland Council. The proposal not only aligns with sustainability goals but also envisions supporting the decarbonization efforts of the Longman Industrial Estate. Inverness residents are encouraged to participate in the consultation process, offering their perspectives on the development of this green hydrogen production facility before the specified deadline.