A student team from Northumbria University’s Business Clinic has partnered with Lhyfe, a green hydrogen producer based in France with a site in Wallsend, to facilitate their growth in the e-methanol market. Initially tasked with developing a UK-focused strategy, the project expanded to include international market exploration in northern Europe. The students identified strategic investment opportunities at the Port of Tyne, IJmuiden, and Gothenburg to support Lhyfe's expansion. Lhyfe aims to provide green hydrogen for e-methanol production, targeting sectors like maritime, glass, chemicals, and transport. The Business Clinic, known for its consultancy projects, offers a full spectrum of services to businesses, with a focus on research and recommendations for long-term benefits. Boris Davis of Lhyfe commended the students' handling of the challenging project, highlighting the value of their contributions. The Business Clinic's successful track record of over 870 projects underscores its commitment to supporting organizations with innovative solutions and talent, ultimately driving business growth.