The Immingham Green Energy Terminal (IGET) in the UK received planning consent, marking a milestone in the country's energy transition journey. This project, overseen by ABP and Air Products, includes a green hydrogen production facility to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors, with ABP's CEO Henrik Lundgaard Pedersen expressing excitement for the clean energy infrastructure. The terminal's significance extends to supporting the regional Viking carbon capture and storage cluster and strengthening the Port of Immingham's role in decarbonization efforts. The associated job creation is substantial, with over 130 positions post-construction and potential for 1,400 jobs and significant economic value. Air Products plans to lead in renewable hydrogen production, emphasizing the need for government support. The Humber Procurement Day will present upcoming projects, reflecting a strong commitment to sustainable development and economic growth in the region.