INEOS Ltd. based in London has finalized a significant £30-million investment at its Hull manufacturing site, transitioning the facility to run on hydrogen rather than natural gas. This move has resulted in a remarkable 75% decrease in carbon emissions, aligning with INEOS' broader strategy to decarbonize its operations not only in the U.K. but also across Europe. INEOS Acetyls, known for being the sole industrial scale producer of various essential chemicals in Europe, has substantially lowered its emissions at the Saltend-based site following the switch to hydrogen. The company's Director, David Brooks, emphasized the importance of reducing emissions, improving site cleanliness, and ensuring operational future-readiness through this investment. The utilization of hydrogen at the site, produced as a byproduct from existing processes, highlights a sustainable and resource-efficient practice that can be a model for the industry. This strategic investment marks a significant advancement in reducing the site's carbon footprint, already recognized as a global leader in this aspect. INEOS is pushing forward with similar decarbonization initiatives in other sites like Grangemouth and Köln, showcasing a strong commitment to not only meeting but surpassing climate targets in the chemical industry.