Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed funding for the UK's largest hydrogen production facility in Bradford, known as the Bradford Low Carbon Hydrogen project. This initiative, among 11 green hydrogen projects sharing a £2bn government fund, is set to make a significant impact on the city. The project, located on a former gas storage site, is expected to create 125 new jobs for Bradford. It will have the capacity to produce 12.5 tonnes of hydrogen daily, leading to the removal of around 800 diesel buses from West Yorkshire's roads on a daily basis. The project aims to support the decarbonisation efforts of various sectors, including heavy transport like HGVs and buses, by utilizing hydrogen as a clean energy source. The partnership between N-Gen, Hygen, and Bradford Council is crucial in delivering this project, aiming to secure the future of the historic Birkshall site. The commitment to green energy and job creation showcased in this project aligns with Bradford's climate change ambitions, bringing economic development and investment to the city.