Labour leader says jobs will be protected and created in the region through investment in green hydrogen and Carbon Capture and Storage
Labour leader Keir Starmer has promised new jobs for Merseyside if his party get into government at the general election.
CCS is a process in which a stream of carbon dioxide from industrial sources is separated, treated and then transported to a location for long-term storage. The visit comes as new Labour analysis of official government statistics confirms that 74,000 manufacturing jobs had been lost between now and the last general election in 2019. This includes 4,000 jobs lost in the North West of England.
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