bp has reached the Final Investment Decision for the Lingen Green Hydrogen project in Germany, a move that signifies a significant advancement in the development of green hydrogen. The project, part of a 100 MW initiative, is poised to produce up to 11,000 tons of green hydrogen annually, playing a crucial role in decarbonizing production processes and aiding Germany's energy transition goals. Situated adjacent to BP's existing refinery in Lingen, the plant will directly connect to the hydrogen core network, becoming BP's largest industrial-scale green hydrogen facility globally. The green hydrogen generated will be supplied to BP's refineries and industrial clients in the region, contributing to emission reductions across various processes. Supported by the government and IPCEI funding, the project reflects BP's disciplined approach to hydrogen investments. Through collaborations and strategic partnerships, like the one seen in the Lingen Green Hydrogen project, BP aims to create value for the region, partners, and customers while advancing decarbonization efforts. The EU's backing of the project through the IPCEI Hy2Infra Wave program underscores the importance of projects like Lingen in establishing a sustainable hydrogen economy across Europe. Furthermore, the construction of the Lingen plant, set to commence in 2025 with a 2027 commissioning target, aligns with bp's global strategy to scale up hydrogen and CCS projects, as the company plans significant investments in hydrogen projects worldwide over the next decade.