Evolution Hydrogen Peterhead (EHP) was established to build, own, and operate hydrogen production projects, facilitating the transition to a greener future by combining technical expertise with innovative technology and engineering capabilities.

Our mission at Evolution Hydrogen Group (EHG) is to create a sustainable future for generations to come, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, create high-paying jobs, contribute to a circular economy, and build a greener, smarter world.
EHG was established to facilitate the transition to a greener future by combining technical knowledge with innovative technology and engineering capabilities. We will be energy independent of the grid.

Our initial goal is to build Evolution Hydrogen Peterhead Site 1, ‘The Project’, in Peterhead, Scotland that will convert 624MW of renewable energy paired with storage into 303.6 mt/day of green hydrogen by 2030, supporting both domestic energy demand and exports, as well as contributing 624MW to the targeted 5GW of hydrogen capacity in Scotland’s Hydrogen Action Plan (HAP) by 2030. We plan to build a second plant, Evolution Hydrogen Rosyth, with a total hydrogen production of 1GW / 506 mt/day hydrogen, to be online by 2031/2032.

We are accelerating the transition to clean energy, supporting global sustainability goals, and helping to achieve the Scottish and UK Net Zero emissions targets through our hydrogen production facilities, which have virtually zero waste and carbon emissions. We utilize deep-well aquifer water unsuitable for general consumption, and are developing the ability to use seawater with zero brine emissions. Additionally, our projects contribute to the Scottish Hydrogen Action Plan.

Our initial Peterhead projects will provide 800-1000 high paying jobs, driving job creation and economic growth in Scotland. We will employ people from Scotland’s shrinking oil and gas sector, helping to facilitate the transition to clean energy by leveraging the regions skilled labor force. We are committed to investing in workforce development, including green energy training programs for transitioning oil and gas workers.
Our plants will use solid oxide electrolyzers, with proven industry-leading technology and deployed systems already in use.
This technology has a 37.5 kWh/kg efficiency, requiring 15%–25% less electricity than competing PEM and alkaline electrolysis technologies.
Oxygen is diverted during electrolysis, removing it from the hydrogen stream, eliminating the need for deoxygenation units.
Our modular design, cutting-edge technology and infrastructure allow us to offer hydrogen at a lower cost and to be more profitable than other hydrogen projects. The modular design allows for site space optimization and phased commissioning.
While the first phase of the project will consist of one 208MW, 101.2 metric tons per day net hydrogen production block, subsequent phases will be developed in two or three production block increments, for a total of three and five production blocks.
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