Yorkshire Energy Park sits within one of the most important industrial and energy regions in the country, with excellent connections to the wider Humber region and the rest of the UK. The area provides a strong base for industrial, logistics, manufacturing and trade-related occupiers.
A63 7 mins | M62 24 mins
York 1 hr 10 | Leeds 1 hr 20
Manchester 2 hrs 5 | London 4 hrs
Port of Hull 8 mins | Port of Immingham 45 mins
Humberside Airport 35 mins | Manchester Airport 2 hrs
Hull Paragon Railway Station 14 mins
Positioned at the heart of the UK’s ‘Energy Estuary,’ the Humber and East Yorkshire region represents one of the nation’s most dynamic commercial and industrial growth hubs.
Yorkshire Energy Park comes with a direct pipeline of talent through its education and skills partnership with the University of Lincoln, the University of Hull and the regional training provider CATCH. An on-site centre of excellence will train and upskill local people for the jobs occupiers are creating.
Around the park sits one of the UK’s most established industrial and energy supply chains, clustered in and around Hull. New occupiers do not start from scratch. They join a region that already knows how to build, power and move things at scale, and generates around a quarter of the UK’s energy while doing it.
The people who choose where a business goes often have to live there too, or ask their best people to. So it matters that this is a good place to be.
Hull is a UK City of Culture with a cost of living well below the national average. The East Riding on its doorstep is ranked among the best places to live in the country. Big skies, real coastline, market towns, good schools and a commute measured in minutes rather than hours.
For a director weighing up where to put a plant, and where their family might settle, the Humber answers both questions at once.
