Green Energy H20

Love him or hate him? - Agree or disagree? You have to admit he puts across a good argument. Going by the applause I'd say he has his supporters too.

A British company has unveiled a hydrogen refuelling station and a hydrogen-powered car
which could revolutionise commuting while cutting fuel costs and CO2 emissions.

The conventional petrol-engined Ford Focus, which has completed successful urban commuting
trials, has been converted to run on hydrogen, which burns without emitting CO2, and could ultimately reduce drivers' dependence on fossil fuels.

The company involved, ITM Power Plc, has also revealed a hydrogen home refuelling station,
capable of producing the gas from water and electricity, which it says could ultimately offer drivers an alternative to conventional fuels and provide a new power source for homes and businesses. The station overcomes one of the fundamental stumbling blocks to a hydrogen
economy - the lack of hydrogen refuelling infrastructure and utility supply network.

With ScottishPower’s new Green Energy H2O option, They match the amount of electricity you use with a supply of clean, green hydro-power – sourced from our stations in Lanark, Galloway and Cruachan – into the electricity grid.

Even Friends of the Earth have recognised our H2O green energy option: "The significance of Scotland's hydro resource is often forgotten and we welcome ScottishPower's Green Energy H20 tariff and the opportunity that this presents for consumers to choose to source their energy from a renewable tariff." (Friends of the Earth Scotland)

By switching to the new Green Energy H2O option you could also reduce your annual energy bill. That’s because if you take the Green Energy H2O Gas & Electricity Offer from ScottishPower you’ll enjoy a discount, for more details visit Scottish Power's website.