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SSE Thermal and Equinor are developing plans for one of the world’s largest hydrogen storage facilities at their existing Aldbrough site on the East Yorkshire coast.
Stephen Wheeler, SSE Thermal Managing Director, discusses how decarbonising thermal power generation is crucial in making net zero a reality.
Carbon capture and hydrogen technologies have huge potential to decarbonise flexible power generation and other hard to reach sectors.
SSE Thermal and Equinor have today unveiled plans to jointly develop a new low-carbon power station at Peterhead, which could become one of the UK’s first power stations equipped with carbon capture technology.
SSE Thermal and Equinor working together on two low-carbon power stations in the UK’s Humber region to support the UK’s transition to net zero and accelerate the decarbonisation of the UK’s largest and most carbon-intensive industrial cluster.
Our plans to deliver the UK’s first power stations equipped with carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology took a major step forward today as two vital low-carbon infrastructure projects secured government funding.
In 2021 the world is remarkably unified in tackling two global crises, both of which have monumental consequences for humanity as a whole...
The provisional results of the latest T-4 capacity auction in Great Britain were published on Wednesday 10 March, with a total of 40.8GW in capacity contracts awarded to electricity generators at an auction clearing price of £18/kW.
SSE is pleased to confirm all its generation units that participated in the T-4 Capacity Auction in Ireland have provisionally secured contracts for the delivery year 2024/25.
SSE Thermal has joined the Hydrogen Taskforce, aiming to secure the role of hydrogen in the UK’s future energy mix.
