FAQ

We have identified the Celtic Sea as our proposed preferred site location area. We have completed our desktop feasibility study for the production of green hydrogen using offshore clean wind power in the Celtic Sea. Our feasibility study included desktop environmental constraint analysis of the Celtic Sea area.

The estimated target date for operation is in the mid 2030’s.

The design of the project will go through a number of iterations taking into account feedback from public consultation and results of surveys to be completed. Our expectation is that this project could consist of approximately 120 turbines and depending on turbine technological advancements, approximately 300m tip height.

• Hydrogen is a gas. It is colourless, odourless and non-toxic. It is the cleanest gas that can be used to produce energy.

• Yes, hydrogen is natural, in fact water is approximately 10% hydrogen and 90% oxygen. When hydrogen is burned it produces water vapor which condenses to form water droplets.

• Hydrogen can be produced by passing electricity through water by way of a proven process called electrolysis. We will use green electricity produced by this project’s wind turbines to convert water into hydrogen.