Essar Energy Transition (EET) expressed delight over the UK government's recent endorsement of the HyNet, a key cluster for industrial decarbonisation. At the core of HyNet is EET Hydrogen's HPP1 project, set to generate 350 MW of hydrogen starting in 2028. EET is also working on establishing a significant low carbon hydrogen production hub at its Stanlow facility, with a total capacity of 1,350 MW and a carbon capture potential of 2.5 million tonnes annually. This move is projected to have a substantial environmental impact, equivalent to removing 1.1 million cars from the roads. The hydrogen produced will be consumed locally by EET Fuels' Stanlow refinery and various major manufacturers like Encirc, Pilkington, and Tata Chemicals, leading to the establishment of the first low carbon refining operations, glass, and chemicals manufacturing facilities globally. Tony Fountain, the Managing Partner of EET, highlighted the importance of government support for their future plans and mentioned the intention to commence construction in 2025. Joe Seifert, CEO of EET Hydrogen, emphasized the significance of the government's decision, marking a pivotal moment for the UK's hydrogen industry.