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The SHyLO project will advance a currently small-scale solid-state hydrogen storage system and build it into a large-scale hydrogen solution, which could be commercialised for different applications. The solution will be supported by an AI platform and will undergo testing in the Orkney Isles.

The EKC Group will be establishing Learning Factories with state-of-the-art equipment and technologies. These Factories are anticipated to provide a real change in learning, helping college students and employers develop decarbonisation skills and model future practices.

HSSMI will help Tokamak Energy develop their own manufacturing engineering capability and develop steady-state and repeatable production processes and equipment. Working with Tokamak Energy, HSSMI will define a measurable quality assurance strategy and a roadmap for future scalability.

HyDIME sought to design, integrate, and trial the world’s first dual hydrogen / diesel injection system onboard a commercial vessel in Orkney, using hydrogen generated at the Shapinsay port.

HSSMI was tasked with establishing a closed loop supply chain and circular economy framework for the Waste-to-Wings project. HSSMI mapped out waste streams and conducted waste feedstock audits and surveys with stakeholders. This enabled us to access the critical mass waste streams needed to scale up

HSSMI is working with CO-VERSATILE project partners on designing training packages for crisis situations. The training packages will provide the workforce remote access to digital work instructions and engineering data through the use of digital manufacturing tools.