BP plc has finalized the investment decision for the 'Lingen Green Hydrogen' project in Lingen, Germany, marking a significant step towards developing green hydrogen on an industrial scale. With support from the IPCEI program, the 100 MW project aims to produce approximately 11,000 tons of green hydrogen annually. The plant, positioned next to the bp refinery in Lingen, will connect directly to the hydrogen core network and serve as bp's largest industrial-scale green hydrogen production facility to date, fully owned and operated by the company. The green hydrogen generated will be supplied to bp's refineries and industrial clients in the area to aid in decarbonizing production processes and contributing to Germany's ambitious energy transition objectives. The project is expected to receive renewable electricity from an offshore wind power purchase agreement for the electrolyzer's operations. Key figures at BP, including Patrick Wendeler and Felipe Arbelaez, have expressed optimism about the project's impact on the hydrogen economy in Germany and emphasized the collaborative efforts with governmental bodies. The 'Lingen Green Hydrogen' initiative, part of BP's broader hydrogen and CCS plans, aligns with the company's commitment to drive sustainable energy solutions globally. The project's funding under the IPCEI Hy2Infra wave highlights its strategic importance in promoting a sustainable hydrogen economy and aiding Europe in achieving its climate targets. Scheduled to commence construction in 2025 and be commissioned by 2027, the 'Lingen Green Hydrogen' project represents BP's proactive approach towards investing in hydrogen and contributing to a lower-emission future.