One of the biggest maritime and industrial developments on the Humber is entering its second round of public consultation.
Immingham Green Energy Terminal, set to deliver port-centric hydrogen production and carbon imports in a partnership between ABP and Air Products, is taking a further step on the consenting journey.
Plans have been refined since the original proposal was opened up earlier this year, having been launched last summer. More than 1,000 jobs being eyed and a £4 billion boost to the UK economy estimated, with the complex process operation at refinery scale.
