Teesside Airport adds 1.4MW solar project as green hydrogen plans take shape
In the UK, Fuel Cells Works reported that Teesside International Airport has partnered with solar provider Geo Green Power to enable 1.4MW of solar power generation.
Additionally, the airport is planning to partner with North East energy company GeoPura for further development of a hydrogen energy ecosystem across the airport and surrounding network, according to the report.
Teesside International Airport and GeoPura will also map out how the solar power could be used to produce green hydrogen across the site, helping cut emissions from airport operations and the transport network that supports it.
The partnership supports Teesside International Airport’s commitment to become operationally Net Zero by 2030 and its ambition to lead the adoption of cleaner energy and transport technologies, the report added.
Category: Hydrogen
