bp's H2Teesside project in Teesside signifies a monumental step towards establishing a low carbon energy hub in the region. The project, focused on blue hydrogen production, aims to deliver 160,000 tonnes of low carbon hydrogen annually while capturing and storing approximately two million tonnes of CO2 per year. With the support of the UK Government and partners like Costain, the initiative targets a substantial portion of the UK's hydrogen production goal for 2030. Laura Hughes, representing Costain, emphasizes the company's heritage in the region and the importance of collaborative efforts in achieving regional decarbonization. The project not only promises environmental benefits but also envisions long-term career opportunities, skills development, and economic growth for Teesside. With a dedicated team drawn from the local area, the project reflects a shared commitment to pioneering solutions for sustainable energy production and infrastructure development.