Black & Veatch has successfully conducted a front-end engineering design study for the Whitelee Green Hydrogen Project in Scotland, a collaborative effort with ScottishPower Energy Retail Limited to produce green hydrogen. The initiative, supported by the U.K. government's Hydrogen Allocation Round 1, involves creating renewable fuel with zero carbon emissions by utilizing electricity from the Whitelee Windfarm. Green hydrogen is generated through electrolysis, converting water into hydrogen and oxygen using renewable energy sources. The project is part of a larger trend towards sustainable energy solutions, with Black & Veatch emphasizing safety and expertise in hydrogen infrastructure. The partnership between ScottishPower and Black & Veatch aims to expand capacity and develop new green hydrogen projects in alignment with global sustainability goals. By leveraging their experience and commitment to innovation, both companies are playing a key role in advancing green hydrogen technology and supporting the transition to a more sustainable energy future.