The Aldbrough Hydrogen Storage Project is a significant initiative proposed by Aldbrough Hydrogen Storage Limited in collaboration with Equinor and SSE Thermal. The project involves the creation of up to nine subsurface caverns in deep-underground salt formations near Aldbrough Village, north-east of Hull, United Kingdom. These caverns will serve as safe storage for hydrogen, complemented by marine infrastructure connecting the facility to the North Sea. The project includes the construction of above-ground facilities like a central processing area and wellhead. This proposal falls under the Environmental Impact Assessment development category and will require an Environmental Statement as part of the application process. The public consultation period, extended until August 2024, allows stakeholders to review the project details and provide feedback. Information on the project will be available online and in designated deposit locations for public access. Interested parties can participate in the consultation by submitting responses online, via email, or by post. The Applicant will assess all feedback received during the consultation to prepare a Consultation Report. These responses will play a crucial role in the decision-making process for the Development Consent Order. Personal data shared during the consultation will be handled securely in compliance with the Data Protection Act 2018. The Aldbrough Hydrogen Storage Project represents a significant step towards sustainable energy practices in the UK. The collaborative effort between industry players underscores the commitment to transitioning towards cleaner energy sources. Stakeholder engagement and public feedback will contribute to shaping the future of this project and its potential impact on the environment and local community.