Air Products has scrapped plans to build a large-scale green hydrogen import and production project in the Port of Immingham, UK, blaming a “lack of commitment” by ministers, according to reports.
The Immingham Green Energy Terminal, developed with Associated British Ports (ABP), was set to import green hydrogen from Air Products’ 2.2GW Neom project, and produce its own volumes from a 300MW plant.
Air Products suggested that the new plant would create 1,400 jobs and over £4.5bn in economic value in the Humber region.
The UK Department for Transport approved the plans earlier this year; however, now the US industrial gas major claims that ministers have not offered enough support for the development.
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