Essar Energy Transition (EET) Hydrogen, based in Stanlow, Ellesmere Port, has finalized a major agreement with ENKA, a Turkish company, for the construction of a low-carbon hydrogen production plant at their Cheshire base. The project, known as HPP1, secured UK Government funding and aims to be the country's first large-scale low-carbon hydrogen initiative within the HyNet Cluster. With a production capacity of 350MW and the ability to capture 600,000 tonnes of CO2 annually, equivalent to removing 250,000 cars from the road, HPP1 is crucial for decarbonising industrial operations. EET Hydrogen's CEO, Joe Seifert, praised ENKA's expertise and track record in complex projects across the globe, highlighting the significance of this partnership to achieve their goal of becoming a premier low-carbon hydrogen producer in the UK. ENKA, a renowned engineering and construction company, expressed excitement to collaborate on the transformative HPP1 project, emphasizing their commitment to supporting sustainable economic growth and emissions reduction. The joint efforts of EET Hydrogen and ENKA signal a positive step towards advancing the UK's hydrogen industry and global decarbonisation efforts.