A raft of companies have their signalled their interest in purchasing ‘blue’ hydrogen produced at BP’s proposed production facility on Teesside, with the oil and gas giant today announcing several prospective offtake agreements.
BP today said it had signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with CF Fertilisers, Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation, Sembcorp Energy UK, and sustainable aviation fuel developer Alfanar that see them become potential purchasers of hydrogen produced at the H2Teesside project, the plans for which were first unveiled in March.
The facility, which would use a process known as Steam Methane Reforming (SMR) alongside carbon capture and storage (CCS) …
