Spectator BP Abandons Blue Hydrogen Project, Impacting Net Zero Goals
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BP has decided to abandon its blue hydrogen plant project on Teesside, which was intended to produce hydrogen at a rate of 1.2 GW. This decision represents a setback for net zero ambitions and affects stakeholders, including Ed Miliband, who advocated for the project in cabinet.
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