Essar Energy Transition (EET) and UK gas-fired power generator SSE have joined forces to establish a 40 MW green hydrogen project at the Stanlow Manufacturing Complex in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire. Named Gowy Green Hydrogen after the River Gowy and nearby nature reserve, the project is set to provide hydrogen to industrial users in the region, aiding in their efforts to decarbonize operations and fostering job creation. With plans for operationalization by 2028, the project is currently undergoing feasibility studies and site investigations, with a projected planning application in 2025. The joint venture reflects the UK's commitment to low-carbon hydrogen, with a national target of achieving 10 GW by 2030 to support industrial decarbonization and enhance the clean power infrastructure. EET Hydrogen's CEO, Joe Seifert, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership with SSE, highlighting Gowy Green as a valuable addition to their existing projects. SSE Thermal's Director of Business Development, Hannah Bronwin, emphasized the importance of scaling up green hydrogen production to address the decarbonization challenges faced by industries. SSE's broader involvement in hydrogen initiatives underscores its dedication to contributing to the net zero goal, encompassing green and blue hydrogen production, storage solutions, and hydrogen-based power generation.