The Immingham Green Energy Terminal in the UK has been granted development consent to establish a liquid bulk import terminal focusing on green hydrogen production through imported ammonia. The facility aims to process ammonia for storage and conversion into green hydrogen, which will be distributed to filling stations nationwide, supporting the UK's shift towards cleaner energy sources. Key infrastructure components include a jetty with loading platforms, production units for hydrogen conversion, liquefaction facilities, loading bays, and a refuelling station. Public consultations allowed local communities to provide feedback before approval was granted. The project, spearheaded by Associated British Ports, reflects the country's commitment to bolstering green energy infrastructure. Bouygues Travaux Publics has been appointed as the principal contractor, highlighting a significant step forward in the terminal's development.