- Green Highland hydropower expansion drives growth with Scotland’s new maintenance and training facility, supporting the UK’s renewable energy future.
- The project highlights Green Highland’s commitment to world-class hydropower services and training the next generation of skilled engineers.
Green Highland, a Voith company, had launched a significant hydropower expansion with a new maintenance and service facility in Scotland. This development strengthens the company’s ability to support hydropower projects across the UK and meet rising demand for renewable energy.
In addition, Green Highland will continue to operate from its Perth headquarters, which houses advanced technology for remote monitoring and data collection. These tools enable teams to manage hydropower sites efficiently across the UK and worldwide.
The new site includes a dedicated training centre, one of Scotland’s first commercial hydropower training facilities. Young engineers will gain practical skills and learn directly from experts with decades of experience. Moreover, Voith’s international specialists will contribute, bringing valuable global insights to training programmes.
Hydropower continues to play a key role in delivering predictable, low-carbon energy. For over a century, it has provided reliable power without imported fuel. Therefore, Green Highland’s expansion ensures that existing schemes remain efficient and sustainable for decades.
Furthermore, the investment reflects growing demand for renewable energy solutions across the UK. Green Highland is expanding operations and helping secure the future of hydropower as a central part of the clean energy transition.
Ultimately, this hydropower expansion strengthens the UK’s energy capacity, develops local talent, and supports the country’s long-term sustainability goals.