BP has announced its decision to move forward with hydrogen projects, including the development of a green hydrogen facility at its Castellon refinery in Spain. The company is also planning to make a final investment decision on a 100 megawatt green hydrogen project in Germany by the end of the year. These initiatives aim to create sustainable aviation fuel and green hydrogen for customers while also supporting BP's decarbonization efforts. The green hydrogen projects come on the heels of BP's positive financial performance, where it reported a second-quarter profit of USD 2.76 billion, surpassing expectations and leading to an increased dividend. This strategic move by BP to invest in hydrogen aligns with its commitment to sustainability and innovation in the energy sector. The decision to pursue hydrogen projects mirrors a similar direction taken by rival Shell, who recently announced plans for a hydrogen project at its German refinery. The industry appears to be witnessing a shift towards green hydrogen production as major players like BP and Shell prioritize sustainability and environmental consciousness in their operations.