The Essar Group has announced its ambitious plan to transform the UK's Stanlow refinery into the world's first decarbonized green refinery by utilizing blue hydrogen. By implementing this initiative, Essar aims to cut carbon emissions by as much as 95%. The group's venture, Essar Energy Transition (EET), will execute the HyNet project, generating 350 megawatts of blue hydrogen initially and scaling up to 1 gigawatt in the subsequent phase. This shift towards blue hydrogen is essential as the UK lacks the renewable resources necessary for green hydrogen production. The HyNet project will not only produce blue hydrogen but also capture and store the carbon emissions, making the refinery process more sustainable. The UK government's recent funding announcement to support carbon capture clusters aligns with Essar's commitment to decarbonization. Essar's efforts extend beyond the UK, with plans to invest in a green steel plant in Saudi Arabia and develop hydrogen capacity in India. Additionally, the group is focusing on green mobility solutions by introducing LNG-powered trucks and electric vehicles to reduce carbon emissions from the transportation sector. The transition to LNG-powered trucks in logistics operations is expected to significantly decrease CO2 emissions, contributing to a cleaner environment. Alongside this, Essar is establishing a retail network to supply LNG for trucks and expanding its fleet of electric trucks. The group's holistic approach towards decarbonization showcases its dedication to sustainability and environmental protection.