Concerns raised over Scottish gas field for hydrogen storage

A study has raised concerns about using the decommissioned Cousland gas field in Scotland as a hydrogen store

Could a ‘hydrogen bank’ fuel Scotland’s green dreams?

Researchers at the University of Aberdeen are developing technology to store electricity from renewables as green hydrogen in depleted oil and gas reservoirs

Scotland’s AI project aims to boost hydrogen production

The project will use explainable AI to overcome hydrogen production challenges

New partnership announced for floating offshore wind research

It will initially consist of three PhD projects, each focusing on a different aspect of offshore wind development, including the simulation of floating offshore wind turbine systems, design optimisation of these systems and environmental concerns

How can offshore wind protect the oceans?

An £800k research project has been launched to see where offshore wind farms should be developed to protect wildlife and ecosystems

Aberdeen University launches ‘UK’s first’ masters in energy transition

The course aims to educate engineers in sustainable energy systems

Researchers find new fuel cell tech in ‘needle in a haystack’ discovery

Researchers from the University of Aberdeen say a new family of chemical compounds collectively known as hexagonal perovskites could be used to drive down emissions

Researchers to use AI to unlock oil and gas big data ‘treasure trove’

They say the oil and gas industry produces 2.5 quintillion bytes of data every day but only 1% of this is analysed, which they believe is a ‘missed opportunity’

Aberdeen University sets sight on new Centre for Energy Transition

It will focus on all areas of energy-related research, with an emphasis on supporting the oil and gas industry in the transition to clean energy and renewables

Could ‘phantom volcanoes’ hold more oil and gas in the North Sea?

The Rattray Volcanic Province was assumed to contain the remains of three volcanoes