BP, the British oil and gas giant, has awarded Technip Energies a FEED contract for its H2Teesside project in the United Kingdom. The project is expected to become one of the largest low-carbon hydrogen production facilities in the UK, with a capacity of approximately 1.2 GW. Scheduled to start production in 2027, the project aims to capture and store around 2 million tons of carbon dioxide per year. Technip Energies will conduct a FEED study to develop the project, incorporating hydrogen and carbon capture technologies. The project's final investment decision is expected by 2025, with plans to choose a contractor for the full engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning package. The H2Teesside project is integrated into the East Coast Cluster, aligning with other decarbonization projects and aiming to position the region as a significant hydrogen hub. Recent agreements are moving the project closer to securing EPC contracts and commencing construction, contributing to decarbonizing the industrial sector in Teesside. BP's collaboration with Technip Energies and the project's focus on low-carbon hydrogen production demonstrate a positive step towards achieving sustainable energy goals in the UK.