By Pentlander:
The diagram above gives an indication of the sea area attributable to an independent Scotland. The resources within this massive area will, I am sure, surprise us all in the decades ahead. While we are told we cannot continue to extract the oil and gas at current rates because of climate change it looks like there may be many other options ahead. One such option that seems to be in favour is the production of hydrogen. Production of green hydrogen from seawater utilising hydrolysis, offshore wind farm electricity and existing oilrig and pipeline infrastructure could be on the way. Follow the link below for a view of the future and an insight into what is already underway. The short video on the PosHYdon project included in the article is both relaxing and informative :-
Wake up Scotland. These Scottish resources must not be handed over to a Westminster Government to squander as they have done with North Sea oil.
Talking-up Scotland 'Albatraz' 
‘both relaxing and informative’
I think they’ve taken the background music from a meditation video.
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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-09-24/how-hydrogen-became-the-hottest-thing-in-green-energy-quicktake?cmpid=socialflow-twitter-business&utm_content=business&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=socialflow-organic&utm_source=twitter
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Hydrogen? Look! Its already on the island of Eday in Orkney. Must arrange a trip there to check it out when covid 19 calms down.
https://www.surfnturf.org.uk/
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I was interested to see that Neptune has only been established since 2015 and is already in top 100
I liked this article about their development on Seagull project 230km east of Aberdeen in North Sea https://www.neptuneenergy.com/media/press-releases/year/2020/neptune-energy-commences-subsea-construction-seagull-project
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Coupled with the Canadian engineers development of extracting the hydrogen from the oil, leaving the carbon in the ground, it is indeed an exciting future.
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