The first public consultation into the huge Humber Zero project to clean up the South Bank’s power and refining cluster opens this week.
Carbon capture proposals from Phillips 66 and VPI Immingham will be put on display, with members of the team there to talk through the plans, progressed significantly over the past two years since it was first revealed.
What could be an investment totalling more than £2 billion as it widens out, Humber Zero is targeting the removal of up to eight million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year by 2050, transforming one of the most heavily polluting industrial zones in Europe.
