The event focused on how Northeast England and Teesside are powering the energy transition, with carbon capture and storage (CCS), hydrogen, energy storage, offshore wind, lithium, and geothermal energy.

During the event, Eng. Andrew Beckett, Project Director at Alfanar Projects, joined the stage to introduce LGF. He shared the latest updates on the project and outlined how suppliers can work with LGF across upcoming packages.

Throughout the day, the team welcomed many visitors and received a strong interest in the project. The focus of the event for LGF was to build a strong supply chain committed to Teesside and UK-based suppliers and contractors by inviting prospective partners to register their interest in getting involved.

“Building a world-scale SAF facility in Teesside to decarbonize aviation and support net-zero, we set out clear routes, during this event, for supplier engagement. We’re open for collaboration as the supply chain is pivotal to delivery,” Eng. Andrew Beckett stated.