Essar Energy Transition, a part of the Essar Group, has announced plans to construct Europe's first hydrogen-fueled power plant at its Stanlow refinery in the UK by 2027. This project, known as EET Hydrogen Power, is a crucial step towards decarbonizing industry and the power system in the UK, aligning with government targets for emission reduction. The plant, with a capacity of 125 MW power and 6,000 tonnes of steam per day, aims to replace hydrocarbons with hydrogen to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 740,000 tonnes per year. By replacing Stanlow refinery's existing boiler units and improving emissions by 95% by 2030, the project will significantly contribute to making the refinery one of the world's lowest carbon facilities. EET Hydrogen Power is considered a key infrastructure project that supports the broader decarbonization plans of the HyNet industrial cluster and sets a blueprint for future industrial and power decarbonization efforts. This initiative also underscores Essar Energy Transition's commitment to investing in low-carbon energy projects, with a total of USD 3 billion aimed at energy transition initiatives in the North West of England. The project will not only aid in reducing regional emissions targets but also play a role in employment growth in the North West. The significance of this project lies in its role as Europe's first hydrogen-ready gas-turbine plant, entirely supplied with low carbon hydrogen by EET Hydrogen. This innovation will contribute significantly to achieving regional emissions' reduction targets. The CEO of EET Hydrogen Power, Rob Wallace, emphasized the ambitious plans for Stanlow to become a low carbon transition hub at the core of the HyNet Industrial Cluster. Overall, this project highlights a positive step towards sustainable energy practices and environmental responsibility.