Essar Energy Transition (EET) is making significant strides in transforming the UK's Stanlow refinery into a pioneering decarbonised green refinery. By leveraging blue hydrogen for its heating and power needs, EET aims to drastically reduce carbon dioxide emissions. The HyNet project, backed by a substantial $650 million investment, will kickstart with 350 MW of blue hydrogen production, with plans to scale up to 1 GW in the future. Director Prashant Ruia expressed their commitment to cutting 95% of CO2 emissions generated during the crude oil conversion process at Stanlow. Through a $1.2 billion investment over the next five years, EET Fuels is set to employ various strategies like energy efficiency, carbon capture, and transitioning to cleaner fuels to achieve the ambitious emission reduction goal by 2030. This initiative is not just limited to the refinery but aims to benefit the entire North West region by significantly reducing carbon emissions. The use of blue hydrogen is poised to have a substantial impact, with an expected reduction of up to 2.5 million tons of CO2 emissions, which is equivalent to removing 1.1 million cars from the roads. Essar Energy Transition's efforts mark a positive step towards a more sustainable and decarbonised future.