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Newfoundland and Labrador Urges Companies to Seek Permits for Wind-Hydrogen Facilities

Anela DoksoBy Anela Dokso06/09/20233 Mins Read
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Newfoundland and Labrador, known for its rugged landscapes and abundant natural resources, is gearing up for a green energy revolution. The province has extended an invitation to four companies to seek permits for developing wind-hydrogen facilities on Crown land, marking a significant milestone in its journey towards sustainable energy and global green fuel exports.

John Risley, a director of World Energy, one of the four invited companies, emphasizes the transformative potential of this endeavor for Atlantic Canada. He envisions wind energy as a long-term replacement for the fossil fuel industry, a move that aligns with the global push for cleaner energy sources.

Joining World Energy in this green venture are EverWind Fuels, Exploits Valley Renewable Energy Corporation, and Toqlukuti’k Wind and Hydrogen. While they will receive wind application recommendation letters, it’s important to note that these letters are not a green light for immediate construction. They signal the start of the province’s rigorous Crown land application process.

Newfoundland and Labrador possess world-class wind resources, particularly offshore Nova Scotia. This venture offers a golden opportunity to harness these resources, marking a pivotal shift from past restrictions that had limited wind energy development.

The Road to Green Hydrogen and Ammonia

The primary goal of these projects is to use wind energy for the production of green hydrogen and ammonia. These environmentally friendly fuels are slated for export to Europe through the Canada-Germany Hydrogen Alliance. Proponents tout not only economic benefits but also the creation of new jobs.

Estimates suggest project lifespans ranging from 35 to 40 years, encompassing construction, operation, and decommissioning phases. Provincial Energy Minister Andrew Parsons anticipates significant economic contributions, with projections of approximately C$206.2 billion in GDP and $11.7 billion in revenue for the province. These projects are expected to provide employment opportunities, with peak full-time employment estimated at 11,694 jobs.

However, not all are in favor of these ambitious projects. World Energy’s “Project Nujio’Qonik” at Port-au-Port has faced opposition from concerned locals who highlight insufficient research regarding project size, scale, and potential impacts on communities and the environment. Critics, like Marilyn Rowe of Sheaves Cove, raise concerns about the unprecedented installation of Siemens offshore turbines on mountaintops.

World Energy has submitted an environmental impact assessment for its plans, currently awaiting provincial approval. Meanwhile, a group of citizens, supported by the Miawpukek First Nation at Conne River, has called for a federal review of the project. This reflects the ongoing debate surrounding the balance between green ambitions and community concerns.

Newfoundland and Labrador’s journey into wind-hydrogen facilities is a testament to the global shift towards sustainable energy sources. As the province balances economic growth with environmental stewardship, it stands at the forefront of Atlantic Canada’s green transformation.

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