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A first-of-a-kind project which would unite hydrogen production, storage and power generation in one location has been shortlisted by UK Government in a recent funding process.

SSE Thermal Managing Director, Finlay McCutcheon, discusses the need for flexibility in the clean power system and SSE Thermal's role in delivering it.

In total, SSE has provisionally secured agreements for 4,591MW of de-rated* electricity generation capacity for the delivery year which runs from 1 October 2028 to 30 September 2029.