The article highlights the evolving energy landscape in the UK, focusing on the significance of blue hydrogen in the country's transition to a low-carbon future. It commends the new 'mission-led' Labour government for its support of large-scale solar and onshore wind projects but emphasizes the need for a similar level of commitment to areas like the North Sea basin. The piece underscores the importance of natural gas and its role in displacing coal, heating UK homes, and supporting renewable energy scale-up. It also discusses the pivotal role of blue hydrogen, produced through carbon capture and storage, in industrial decarbonisation and economic growth. The H2NorthEast project by Kellas Midstream is highlighted as a promising initiative to drive hydrogen production targets and contribute to the UK's clean energy goals. The article calls for a clear government roadmap and supportive policies to ensure the success of blue hydrogen projects and attract necessary investments. The CEO of Kellas Midstream advocates for the Labour Party Conference to set an ambitious agenda for blue hydrogen, positioning it as a key player in the UK's energy sector's future.