Nova Scotia

A green hydrogen and ammonia production project in Point Tupper, Nova Scotia, intended to eventually use electrolysis powered by wind energy. It is facing criticism for its initial phase relying partly on coal-generated electricity and non-zero-emission transport.

OpenHydro's initiative to develop and commercialize tidal energy generation in the Bay of Fundy, particularly in the Minas Passage and Minas Channel where extreme tidal ranges exist.

Atlantis Resources Ltd.'s 1.5 megawatt tidal turbine test project planned for installation in the Minas Passage.

Green hydrogen and ammonia production

Green hydrogen and ammonia production

Hydrogen produced from renewable electricity sources, considered a critical component for hydrogen's long-term credibility as a clean fuel.

The process used to produce green hydrogen by splitting water using electricity.

Technology that captures energy from flowing tidal currents within a water body, converting kinetic energy into electricity.

A green hydrogen and ammonia production project in Point Tupper, Nova Scotia, intended to eventually use electrolysis powered by wind energy. It is facing criticism for its initial phase relying partly on coal-generated electricity and non-zero-emission transport.

A feasibility study to determine whether Michelin, Port Hawkesbury Paper, and Shaw Group should use green hydrogen for industrial heating purposes.

An approved green hydrogen production project by Bear Head Energy to be constructed at Point Tupper industrial park in Nova Scotia.

Hydrogen produced through water electrolysis using renewable electricity, with zero associated carbon emissions, to be incorporated into the Baytown facility's diverse hydrogen supply mix.

Ammonia produced from green hydrogen and nitrogen, intended for use as a fertilizer and increasingly as a zero-emission maritime fuel.

Clean ammonia produced using hydropower, intended for export and industrial use.