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Liverpool Bay WP3 is part of the Liverpool Bay CCS project, developed by Eni in the United Kingdom to transport and permanently store CO₂ from the HyNet industrial cluster, which spans North West England and North Wales. The project aims to capture CO₂ emissions from hard-to-abate industries and permanently store them in depleted offshore gas fields beneath Liverpool Bay.

The SALCOS DRP 1 is a direct reduction iron plant developed by Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH at the Salzgitter steelmaking site in Germany. The project involves the construction of a hydrogen-ready plant based on Energiron ZR technology, capable of producing over 2 million tonnes/year of DRI using natural gas and hydrogen in flexible proportions. Its objective is to progressively replace the traditional blast furnace–coal route with low-emission steel production through the DRP-EAF route, reducing CO₂ emissions and supporting the decarbonization of the steel industry.