Ineos, a UK-based chemicals maker, has recently completed a £30m upgrade at its Hull manufacturing site, marking a significant shift towards clean hydrogen production. This transformation has led to a remarkable 75% reduction in CO2 emissions, equivalent to removing 160,000 petrol cars from the road. The use of blue hydrogen, acquired as a co-product of existing processes at the Hull site, plays a vital role in producing essential chemicals like acetic acid and ethyl acetate, crucial for pharmaceutical, water treatment, and food preservation industries. CEO David Brooks underlines the company's proactive stance in tackling energy and carbon challenges in the competitive global market landscape. Despite regulatory disputes with the UK Environment Agency over emissions trading scheme allowances, Ineos remains steadfast in its commitment to sustainability and operational efficiency. This investment not only showcases Ineos' dedication to immediate action but also sets a pioneering example in the industry's transition towards cleaner energy sources.