Essar Energy Transition, a part of the Essar Group, has announced plans to build Europe's first 100% hydrogen-fuelled power plant at its Stanlow Refinery in the UK by 2027. The project, known as EET Hydrogen Power, is a crucial step towards decarbonising the industry and power system in the UK, in alignment with government targets for emission reduction. The plant, with a capacity of 125 MW of power and 6,000 tonnes per day of steam, will replace the existing boiler units at Stanlow, resulting in a significant reduction of 740,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide per year. This initiative forms a key part of Essar Energy Transition's USD 3 billion investment in low carbon projects in North West England, emphasizing the company's commitment to promoting energy transition. EET Hydrogen Power will support the decarbonisation plans of the wider HyNet industrial cluster and create high-skilled employment opportunities in the region. The project is led by Tony Fountain and Rob Wallace, emphasizing the company's dedication to advancing low carbon energy and showcasing a pathway for decarbonising high emitting industries.