Catch's Skills and Apprenticeships Centre, a new £1.5m facility in Stallingborough, has been inaugurated by local MPs to address the skills gap in the Humber's shift towards green energy. Supported by industrial sponsors including Phillips 66 Limited, Harbour Energy, Drax, and ABP, the center aims to enhance apprenticeship capacity and triple welding and grinding bay capacity to meet industry demands. Catch plans to expand further by establishing a £60m National Net Zero Training Centre by 2029, offering courses in areas like carbon capture, gigafactories, hydrogen, and green steel to around 1,000 learners annually. MPs and industry leaders highlight the significance of such investments in green initiatives to boost the economy and provide opportunities for young people in STEM careers. Collaboration among companies in the region is seen as crucial to addressing the growing skills gap and inspiring the next generation of skilled workers for the UK's decarbonization goals.