Essar Energy Transition (EET) has commended Eni and the UK Government for achieving financial close on the core CO2 transport and storage project that will support the HyNet Cluster in North West England, particularly in the Liverpool region. This milestone marks a significant step towards reducing CO2 emissions on a large scale, promoting job growth and industry investment. EET's HPP1 project, a substantial low-carbon hydrogen plant with a 350 MW capacity, will play a vital role in supplying CO2 for storage, contributing to substantial environmental benefits equivalent to removing a significant number of cars from the road annually. The Stanlow Manufacturing Complex, centered around the EET Fuels' refinery, is positioned to be a key player in the HyNet initiative, aiming to transform into a leading energy transition hub. This transformation includes decarbonisation efforts, hydrogen production, and sustainable aviation fuel development, offering a promising outlook for the future of the region's businesses. Executives from EET, such as Tony Fountain and Joe Seifert, express optimism and pride in the progress made, highlighting the immense opportunities for growth and sustainability that the HyNet project presents.