Haush Ltd plans to be the first of its kind to offer green
hydrogen to decarbonise land, sea and air transportation as well
as fuel exports to Europe.
Haush Ltd, a green energy and technology company specialising in
green hydrogen, has today officially announced Milford Haven as
their new HQ as they press ahead with plans to make the area a
green hydrogen powerhouse.
Work on their Fleet Surgeons House HQ will now commence
imminently, with the immediate creation of the first jobs and
plans to develop an education centre.
Welsh Government is supporting Haush through the HYBRID SBRI
Hydrogen Port Re-Fuelling Project (HyPR).
The project is developing trials to fast-track hydrogen
production and refuelling services for onshore and
offshore servicing of vessel fleets. This includes designing a
permanent hydrogen refuelling solution for the Port of Milford
Haven.
Economy, Energy and Planning Cabinet Secretary was given a tour of the new
Milford Haven site by Haush CEO Richard Winterbourne, CTO Joanna
Oliver, COO and CFO Peter Kristensen
yesterday [Thursday 12th].
said:
“Jobs and green growth are a priority for this Welsh Government,
so I am delighted Haush has chosen to make Milford Haven the base
of its new UK head office.
“The company has ambitious growth plans, which align with our own
aspirations to see Wales become a global leader in new renewable
energy generation. This investment will be good for our climate
and our economy, and will generate quality, skilled jobs.
“Haush has indicated its intention to train local residents to
the highest standards for all of the jobs created in Milford
Haven, and to expand to the surrounding community the educational
aspect of all they do.”
Haush CEO Richard Winterbourne said:
“Haush is delighted to be able to make this announcement today,
and to be taking this exciting green hydrogen production project
forward. We look forward to working hand-in-hand with Welsh
Government to maximise the training and educational opportunities
for the local community, including equipping a future workforce
with a transferable skills set.”
Haush CTO Joanna Oliver added:
“Haush will be operating at the leading edge of green hydrogen
technology and hope to play a major role in making the local
green energy transition a reality.”
