EET Fuels, the company behind the Stanlow Refinery in Cheshire, UK, is leading the way in the clean energy transition by installing a hydrogen-ready furnace that is set to revolutionize fuel production. This innovative furnace is designed to operate on a blend of off-gas, natural gas with hydrogen, and ultimately aim for a 100% low-carbon hydrogen usage by 2028. The hydrogen source for this furnace will be the forthcoming HPP1 plant from EET Hydrogen, utilizing steam methane reforming combined with CO₂ capture for a more sustainable hydrogen production process. This development is not a standalone upgrade but is part of the larger HyNet North West initiative, which is supported by the UK government to propel industrial decarbonization in the region and achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. With a focus on replacing old emission-heavy systems with cleaner alternatives, such as this hydrogen-ready furnace, the region is making significant strides towards enhancing energy security and promoting a healthier environment. The commitment to utilizing hydrogen in such industrial processes demonstrates a serious intent towards decarbonization. The completion of the Liverpool Bay CO₂ storage network further bolsters this effort by providing a safe and efficient means of capturing and storing emissions. These coordinated projects signify a proactive approach from the UK industry to invest in cleaner technologies, aligning with the evolving energy landscape. As hydrogen continues to gain prominence in the realm of clean energy and advancements in hydrogen production technologies persist, endeavors like this are pivotal in shaping the future of heavy industry power consumption.