Scottish university launches green hydrogen innovation centre
Hydrogen technology firms Logan Energy and PlusZero join collaboration consortium.
A new centre for green hydrogen innovation and product development has been launched by Heriot-Watt University, in collaboration with hydrogen technology firms Logan Energy and PlusZero.
The newly-named Hydrogen Works building will see the consortium collaborate across a range of hydrogen-related research and industry projects, including clean-power generators, refuelling infrastructure and energy systems for heavy industry.
Heriot-Watt University is reshaping its Riccarton Campus in Edinburgh to house innovative companies and clusters.
Professor Gillian Murray, deputy principal for business and enterprise at Heriot-Watt, said: “Hydrogen Works is an excellent example of how co-location on our campuses can drive engagement and accelerate growth in businesses through access to innovation, talent and entrepreneurial minds.
“We look forward to working in partnership with Logan Energy and PlusZero and building a strong business cluster in Scotland around the future opportunities hydrogen brings to our economy.”