Singleton Birch, in collaboration with MLC and Centrica Energy Storage Ltd, has reached a funding milestone to produce low-carbon lime using hydrogen at its North Lincolnshire facility. The project, supported by the UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero under the Hydrogen Allocation Round 2 initiative, aims to reduce carbon emissions and natural gas dependence. By constructing a hydrogen plant powered by electrolysis, Centrica plans to provide 20% of the energy required for Singleton Birch's lime kilns, thereby promoting sustainable energy practices. With a strong commitment to environmental sustainability, MLC has invested significantly in projects to enhance fuel flexibility, reduce emissions, and improve energy efficiency. The company's focus on developing an eco-park, upgrading anaerobic digesters for renewable energy production, and exploring carbon capture technologies underscores its dedication to innovation and reducing its climate impact. Looking ahead, Singleton Birch and MLC are evaluating the potential of carbon capture technologies, building on a separate project selected by the US Department of Energy. These initiatives not only reflect a commitment to advancing sustainable practices but also highlight a collaborative effort between industry players and government bodies to drive positive change in the energy sector.