The Hull East tax site brings together four strategically located development areas within the wider Port of Hull and Saltend industrial cluster.

Hull East is already home to some of the most significant industrial investment in the UK. Mitsubishi Chemical Group has committed £250 million to its expansion at Saltend Chemicals Park, while LanzaTech’s £600 million sustainable aviation fuel facility represents one of the largest clean energy investments in the country.

Siemens Gamesa’s presence at the Port of Hull has also helped establish the Humber as a global hub for offshore wind manufacturing and operations.

Yorkshire Energy Park

30.4 hectares (75.1 acres) with outline consent for industrial development and a growing focus on clean energy innovation.

Yorkshire Energy Park is a major development site designed to support advanced manufacturing and engineering businesses alongside clean energy technologies.

An aerial view of Yorkshire Energy Park

The site combines strategic connectivity with large-scale development potential, helping position Hull East as a growing centre for industrial innovation and low-carbon investment.

Target Sectors

Advanced manufacturing
Clean energy
Low carbon technologies

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Saltend Chemicals Park

Saltend Chemicals Park (56.3 hectares) is one of the UK’s leading chemicals and energy clusters.

The site supports investment in low-carbon technologies, hydrogen production and clean energy infrastructure.

Located within the wider Saltend industrial cluster, the site benefits from established industrial infrastructure, major energy capability and direct access to an internationally recognised chemicals ecosystem.

LanzaTech selected px Group’s Saltend Chemicals Park for its sustainable aviation fuel facility due to the site’s infrastructure and future hydrogen and CO2 pipeline potential.

Target Sectors

Low carbon technologies
Clean energy
Chemicals

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Humber International Enterprise Park (HIEP)

76.7 hectares (189 acres) of development land with potential future quayside access.

Humber International Enterprise Park provides development opportunities for manufacturing and food technology businesses.

Aerial view of Humber International Enterprise Park

Located close to the Port of Hull and wider industrial infrastructure, the site offers flexibility for large-scale occupiers looking to invest into manufacturing, logistics and industrial growth.

Target Sectors

Food technology
Manufacturing

Port of Hull

33.5 hectares (83.7 acres) of operational port land across Alexandra, King George and Queen Elizabeth docks.

The Port of Hull supports international trade and logistics activity while also playing a growing role in supporting green energy supply chains.

The port’s strategic position on the Humber Estuary provides direct access to global markets, supporting import, export and offshore wind operations at scale.

Target Sectors

Port-related activities
Clean Energy

 

Together these sites create a major investment zone for manufacturing, energy systems and port-related industry.

Hull East offers development-ready land, strong energy infrastructure and access to an experienced industrial workforce, with a catchment of over 1.3 million people.

Saltend Chemicals Park provides plug-and-play infrastructure within a globally recognised industrial cluster, home to operators including BP, INEOS, Air Products and Mitsubishi Chemical Group.

The cluster is supported by Saltend Power Station, a 1.2GW combined heat and power plant operated by Triton Power, supplying power and steam directly to the site.

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