The H2Teesside project in the UK aims to establish a significant low-carbon hydrogen production facility integrated with carbon capture technology. With a target of 1.2 GW of hydrogen production, this project aligns with the UK's ambitious 2030 hydrogen production goals. Additionally, the facility plans to capture over two million tonnes of CO2 annually, playing a crucial role in reducing emissions. Technip Energies' involvement in the project, highlighted by the award of the FEED contract by bp, signifies a leap towards advancing large-scale hydrogen and carbon capture technologies. The project not only focuses on environmental benefits but also on economic development, job creation, and the potential transformation of the Teesside region into a key hydrogen hub. The integration of the H2Teesside project with other decarbonization initiatives in the region further emphasizes its importance in the UK's transition to a low-carbon economy.