
Executive Summary
OCS was chosen to design, supply, install and commission the full mechanical and electrical energy infrastructure at The Event Complex Aberdeen (TECA) – a development located in North-East Scotland.
Delivered in partnership with Robertson Construction, the energy centre integrates technologies, including hydrogen fuel cells and anaerobic digestion, to provide a resilient and low-emission energy source for the 150-acre site. The works were a part of a wider strategy to enhance Aberdeen’s position as a global energy hub, aligning with Aberdeen City Council’s hydrogen and sustainability master plans.
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1.4 MW
Hydrogen fuel cell capacity
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£16 million
Invested in energy and utility infrastructure
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4.5 million
Additional visitors per year
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150 acres
Covered by integrated energy and utility systems

The Brief

The Outcome
The TECA energy infrastructure was completed on time and fully aligned with customer expectations. It now plays a critical role in delivering clean, reliable and cost-efficient energy to the wider TECA estate, including the exhibition venue, arena, conference facilities and hotel complex.
As the UK’s largest hydrogen fuel cell deployment, the site demonstrates what can be achieved through bold investment in green energy, systems integration, and engineering excellence.