The North Norfolk District Council, in partnership with National Gas, is organizing a summit at the Bacton Energy Hub (formerly Bacton Gas Terminal) to explore transitioning the complex of gas terminals towards alternative energy production and carbon capture. The summit, with key industry partners, stakeholders, and representatives, aims to discuss opportunities for decarbonizing the natural gas operations, developing Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage (CCUS) proposals, and hydrogen production at the site. Chief Executive Steve Blatch highlighted the critical role of the Bacton Gas Terminal in the UK's energy supply and emphasized the potential for repurposing the infrastructure to support the country's Net Zero transition. The summit will focus on collaboration for renewable energy supply, community engagement, and understanding, and the future of hydrogen production at Bacton. The strategic importance of the Bacton Energy Hub, historically supplying a third of the UK's gas demand, underscores the significance of transitioning towards sustainable energy solutions. Considerable investments have been made to upgrade the terminal, with recent initiatives such as the Sandscaping scheme to protect the site's coastline and ensure its resilience for the future.