bp has announced its Final Investment Decision for the Lingen Green Hydrogen project, a 100 MW facility to be built next to the bp refinery in Lingen, Germany. This project, funded in part by the Important Projects of Common European Interest (IPCEI) program, is poised to become bp's largest industrial green hydrogen plant globally, aiming to produce 11,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year. The green hydrogen will be utilized to supply industrial customers in the region and support bp refineries in Germany in their decarbonization efforts. The plant is strategically connected to the hydrogen core network and will be powered by renewable electricity, initially sourced through an offshore wind power purchase agreement (PPA). Executives at bp have expressed enthusiasm for the project, emphasizing its role in advancing the hydrogen economy in Germany and driving lower-emission energy solutions. The investment in Lingen Green Hydrogen aligns with bp's commitment to scaling up hydrogen and CCS projects, with construction scheduled to begin in 2025 and operations expected to start by 2027. This initiative underscores bp's dedication to sustainable energy practices and its proactive role in contributing to the energy transition and climate goals of Europe.