Companies sign MoUs for bp project H2Teesside

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Bp has agreed Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with ‎potential customers for H2Teesside, the company’s proposed clean hydrogen production facility in Teesside.

In March, bp announced plans for H2Teesside, a hydrogen facility in Teesside that would aim to ‎produce up to 1GW of ‘blue’ hydrogen by 2030. At the same ‎time, it announced it had signed initial MoUs to scope the supply of hydrogen to chemicals ‎manufacturer Venator and gas distributor Northern Gas Networks.‎

The ‎new MoUs are with CF Fertilisers, Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation, and Sembcorp Energy UK, all of whom are seeking to decarbonise existing operations in Teesside. An MoU with alfanar will scope the supply of clean hydrogen to ‎alfanar’s waste-to-sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant, which is currently under development in Teesside.‎

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In a statement, Louise Jacobsen Plutt, bp’s senior vice president of hydrogen and CCUS, said: “Today’s ‎announcement demonstrates the diverse range of companies and industries that can benefit from ‎clean hydrogen.

“Teesside has all the attributes of a world-class clean hydrogen hub – the right ‎natural resources, concentrated demand, potential for hydrogen storage and pipelines, ample access ‎to CCUS and the right skills base.

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