Aberdeen, famously regarded as the Granite City, possesses a world-class oil and gas sector and robust supply chain skills, which has elevated the standing of the city within the UK’s energy market. Now that the country has set its sight on decarbonization, the energy industry in Aberdeen has shifted its attention to clean energy development – a quickly expanding subsector within the city’s energy mix. Aberdeen is an attractive place for such activities as it possesses a considerable pool of energy engineers and scientists, coupled with the abundant wind and tidal energy resources off its coast. These assets have enabled Aberdeen to develop tangible energy transition plans that leverage its unique cluster of resources and capabilities. As a result, Aberdeen is well-positioned to become a leading climate-positive city, setting a global example in the shift towards a net-zero future. Central to Aberdeen's climate-positive goals is its Net Zero Vision plan, which outlines the city's path to becoming a world leader in utilizing the energy sector as a major economic driver. This vision is complemented by Aberdeen’s Strategic Infrastructure Plan, which details the projects that will facilitate the city’s transition from a fossil-based economy to a net-zero carbon city, ultimately achieving climate positivity over the coming decades. Retaining its competitive edge on the European stage, Aberdeen has been quick to see the potential in hydrogen. The city has earned itself a formidable reputation as a center for innovation within hydrogen as well as fuel cell technologies. It’s the only city that can confidently claim the largest fleet of hydrogen buses in Europe. Aberdeen’s status as the UK's leading hydrogen city is further cemented by its diverse fleet of hydrogen vehicles, which includes double-decker buses and waste trucks, with hydrogen cargo bikes set to join the ranks.