Essar group, through its subsidiary Essar Energy Transition (EET), is set to revolutionize decarbonisation at the UK's Stanlow refinery with its ambitious HyNet project. The plan involves producing 350 MW of blue hydrogen in phase-1 and a further 1 GW in phase-II to significantly reduce carbon emissions by up to 95%. Utilizing blue hydrogen and carbon capture technology, Essar aims to decarbonize 95% of the CO2 emissions generated during the refining process, making it a global leader in green refinery initiatives. Additionally, Essar is venturing into green mobility solutions, focusing on LNG and electric trucks to combat emissions. By incorporating a fleet of LNG-powered trucks and electric vehicles, Essar aims to minimize the carbon footprint of the transportation sector. The company's efforts extend to building an LNG and electric ecosystem for long-haul heavy trucks, further enhancing environmental sustainability. Moreover, the article highlights Essar's plans to invest in hydrogen capacity development in Jamnagar, Gujarat, alongside other projects like constructing a green steel plant in Saudi Arabia. With an emphasis on utilizing hydrogen for decarbonisation, Essar demonstrates a commitment to sustainable practices and reducing carbon emissions across various sectors. The innovative approach towards green energy solutions and mobility signifies Essar's proactive stance in combating climate change and promoting a cleaner, greener future.