The UK Government has approved funding for the HyNet Cluster initiative's flagship project, HPP1, making it the nation's first large-scale low-carbon hydrogen project. Essar Energy Transition (EET) Hydrogen has partnered with ENKA to develop HPP1 at the Stanlow Manufacturing Complex in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire. The project aims to produce 350MW of low-carbon hydrogen annually and capture approximately 600,000 tonnes of CO2, contributing significantly to the UK's decarbonization objectives. ENKA's selection for the project was based on its proven track record in managing large-scale projects globally. EET Hydrogen's CEO and ENKA's Executive Committee member both expressed optimism about the partnership's potential to achieve low carbon hydrogen production goals and support the UK's transition towards cleaner energy sources. HPP1 forms a vital part of the broader HyNet Cluster strategy, focusing on establishing a regional hydrogen network to reduce carbon emissions across the UK. This initiative highlights the collaborative efforts between the government, industry, and international partners to drive sustainable economic growth and accelerate the adoption of cleaner energy solutions.