Power giant SSE Thermal said it remains committed to delivering its huge decarbonisation projects on the Humber after hydrogen success was tempered with a lack of carbon capture progress.
The company is working with Equinor on the consented Keadby Three Carbon Capture Power Station, however, it was not taken forward to the final stage of the government’s cluster sequencing process. SSE sad it expects it to have further opportunities, as outlined in the Track One announcement.
However significant backing through the Net Zero Hydrogen Fund has been secured for the Aldbrough Hydrogen Pathfinder. It aims to unite production, storage and power generation at an existing East Yorkshire facility by 2025.
