British multinational founded in 1909, operates Castellón refinery; first hydrogen FID with this project, focusing on 5-10 green H2 plants by 2030[2][4]
BP's project will receive €7.4 million for building ten truck charging parks within 3 km of the TEN-T, with a total investment of €24.6 million, focused on 1MW charging for trucks[1].
BP has suspended or cancelled several low-carbon hydrogen projects in 2025, citing a shift in strategy to prioritize core business operations and reduce exposure to financially risky ventures in nascent hydrogen markets.[1]
BP is the operator of the Whiting refinery in Indiana, the company’s largest refinery globally. BP committed to producing blue hydrogen as part of the Midwest Alliance for Clean Hydrogen (MachH2) hydrogen hub, but recently paused the associated carbon capture and storage (CCS) project due to economic, safety, and publi
bp is exploring hydrogen opportunities in the UK, including the Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub project in partnership with Aberdeen City Council. The company is pivoting towards renewables and low-carbon energy, positioning hydrogen as a key growth pillar for decarbonisation and business transition.
bp is involved in the Lingen green hydrogen project, which aims to redefine large-scale hydrogen production and decarbonize industries. Their refinery in Lingen has supplied energy to German industry for over 70 years.
BP is collaborating with Iberdrola to launch Spain's largest green hydrogen plant in Castellón, aiming to reduce carbon emissions at its refinery and transform it into an integrated energy center. BP is also developing green hydrogen plants in Germany and a blue hydrogen hub in the US.
Major multinational energy company advancing green hydrogen production through large-scale projects in Europe, including the Lingen facility in Germany and collaboration on the Castellón project in Spain.
An industry player collaborating with researchers at Mines, the U.S. Geological Survey, and Chevron on pioneering new exploration techniques for geologic hydrogen reserves.
BP is an energy giant proceeding with its hydrogen fuel strategy, viewing investments into H2 as key to its business and decarbonization efforts. The company is supporting projects globally, including in Australia.
A major energy company operating a refinery in Castellón, Valencia, Spain. bp is part of a joint venture with Iberdrola to decarbonize the refinery using green hydrogen from Plug Power's electrolyzers.
BP is announcing plans to construct 5-10 green hydrogen projects this decade, with the first two in Europe at its Castellon refinery in Spain and Lingen refinery in Germany.
bp, a British multinational oil and gas company, is moving forward with its Lingen green hydrogen project after securing funding. They are expected to fully own and operate the green H2 plant.
BP's INTOG wind farm is mentioned as a project expected to generate hydrogen off Aberdeen, with potential to deliver it to a planned H2 hub in the city.
Global energy company evaluating the feasibility of establishing a hydrogen hub in Wilhelmshaven, Germany. BP is a participating shareholder in the Nord-West Oelleitung (NWO) terminal infrastructure.
Tomeka McLeod, bp Vice President Hydrogen, US, will speak about the company's role in hydrogen fuel production, storage, and distribution, as well as carbon capture and storage.
