Essar Energy Transition (EET) has revealed plans to establish Europe's inaugural hydrogen-ready combined heat and power plant at the Stanlow refinery in Ellesmere Port, UK. This initiative is a crucial component of EET's broader $3 billion energy transition projects in England's North West. The project, named EET Hydrogen Power, is scheduled for completion by 2027. Its primary objective is to reduce 740,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide annually, supporting EET Fuels' aspiration to be a globally leading low carbon process refinery and EET Hydrogen's ambition to become a top low carbon hydrogen producer in the UK. Additionally, the plant will offer low carbon power to nearby industrial users to aid in meeting their decarbonisation objectives. This project will unfold in two phases, ultimately reaching a capacity of 125 MW. The new facility will supersede Stanlow's current boiler units, which generate about 50 MW for refinery activities. By integrating this plant, EET Fuels aims to slash total emissions by 95% by 2030, positioning itself as the world's most environmentally friendly refinery. Tony Fountain, Essar Energy Transition's Managing Partner, emphasized the significance of EET Hydrogen Power in advancing the UK's low carbon energy landscape and showcasing a model for decarbonizing high-emission industries.