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Strategic restructuring and focus on cleaner, greener businesses have effectively allowed Essar to move beyond past reputational challenges like the Essar Leaks.
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Essar's $3 Billion Investments in Energy Transition: A Bold Move To Leverage Low-Carbon Hydrogen
In the fast-paced world of energy transition, where there is an urgent need for sustainable energy solutions, industries and governments race to reduce their carbon footprints and accelerate sustainability efforts. Strategic restructuring and focus on cleaner, greener businesses have effectively allowed Essar to move beyond past reputational challenges like the Essar Leaks.
Essar is paving the way for a sustainable energy future that balances economic growth with environmental responsibility. Navigating past challenges, like the Essar Leaks, the company has successfully deleveraged its balance sheet and rebalanced its portfolio to greener businesses.
Leading the Innovation: Essar’s Low-Carbon Roadmap For decades, Essar Group has been a leading player in diversified sectors, including energy, infrastructure, and metals. Having key insights about this market, Essar always followed strategic planning aligning with international standards. The company’s latest venture, EET, showcases its commitment to sustainability and energy transition.
An investment of more than USD 3 billion in the low-carbon hydrogen sector showcases Essar’s dedication to contribute towards global decarbonisation targets. In a world where renewable energy sources are increasingly gaining traction, Essar is ensuring diverse energy solutions for a sustainable future.
EET Fuels, the group’s refining and marketing business in North West England is creating the world's leading low-carbon process refinery. It has also progressed to the front-end engineering design stage of its industrial carbon capture project. The group aims to decarbonise its refinery operations at Stanlow by 95%.