Circular Refining and Products Company, based in Manchester, has revealed plans to produce 'ruby' hydrogen using nuclear energy on Deeside Industrial Estate. The project aims to create hydrogen fuel with a significantly reduced carbon footprint compared to traditional fossil fuels. The innovative approach involves a phased development, starting with a 20 MWe small modular reactor alongside a hydrogen production facility. This initiative is part of a larger vision to establish a 100 MWe nuclear park and electrolyser for large-scale ruby hydrogen production. The company's commitment to clean energy solutions and environmental sustainability is evident in their focus on decarbonisation technologies. CEO Mark Shaw is optimistic about the project's potential to not only contribute to the region's net zero goals but also to provide economic benefits by generating jobs. Shaw emphasizes the safety of nuclear power and the importance of supporting regions like North Wales in their economic development. The company's goal is to create opportunities for young people in the advanced manufacturing sector while driving innovation in the energy industry.