BP plc has taken a significant step towards the energy transition by approving the final investment decision for the Lingen Green Hydrogen project in Lingen, Germany. This project, part of a 100 MW initiative, aims to be BP's largest green hydrogen production facility, producing 11,000 tons of green hydrogen annually to support industrial decarbonization in the region. Supported by the IPCEI program, the project will integrate offshore wind power to ensure the green production of hydrogen. The CEO of BP Europa SE, Patrick Wendeler, and Felipe Arbelaez, BP's Senior Vice President for Hydrogen and CCS, have expressed enthusiasm for the project, highlighting its importance in driving the hydrogen economy and supporting decarbonization efforts. Construction is scheduled to start in 2025, with commissioning planned for 2027, contributing to BP's broader strategy of investing in hydrogen and CCS projects globally in the next decade.