Kimberly-Clark UK & Ireland, known for brands like Andrex and Kleenex, is making a substantial investment in green hydrogen production to enhance sustainability in its manufacturing processes. The company will allocate over £125m towards constructing green hydrogen facilities at its Barrow-in-Furness site in Cumbria and Northfleet plant in Kent. These investments will enable the production of nearly one billion Andrex toilet rolls and over 150 million boxes of Kleenex tissues annually by utilizing green hydrogen, thereby displacing natural gas and cutting down carbon dioxide emissions by 28,500 tonnes per year. The move aligns with Kimberly-Clark's goal to transition its UK operations to 100% renewable energy by 2030. By partnering with energy companies like Carlton Power and Hyro, the initiative is set to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to the UK's hydrogen production efforts. The projects have received support from the UK government's funding schemes, reinforcing the commitment to clean energy transition. Through these efforts, Kimberly-Clark aims to revolutionize its manufacturing practices, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and play a role in the broader industry shift towards sustainable operations. The facilities are expected to be operational by 2027, marking a crucial step towards achieving ambitious emission reduction targets.