HTE seeks local approval for £120m waste-to-hydrogen plant in Kent
Hydrogen Transition Energy (HTE) has submitted planning permission to the Kent County Council to build a £120m ($162m) waste-to-hydrogen plant.
Located at a 10-acre site near Ramsgate, the proposed Manston plant would be one of the UK’s first waste-to-hydrogen initiatives once approved. HTE plans to implement it by the end of 2027, creating over 100 new jobs.
Reportedly, the plant will be designed to blend in with the surrounding Kent countryside, turning household and commercial waste into hydrogen.
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