Greater Toronto Airports Authority and Carlsun Energy plan to build Ontario’s first public hydrogen refueling station with capability for both cars and transport trucks, according to a news release.
The hydrogen station is part of Toronto Pearson’s commitment to energy solutions in the aviation industry.
The refueling station will be built, owned, and operated by Carlsun. The project is enabled by a $1m federal investment from Natural Resources Canada.
The recently established outfit, called Avina Clean Hydrogen, has an advanced portfolio of green ammonia and hydrogen plants that are expected to become operational in 2024.
A well-known Evercore managing director has made a career move into hydrogen, taking an executive director position at NextEra.
Shell has taken FID on two CCUS projects in Canada.
A biomethane solutions provider with projects in Europe and the US is planning a fifth round of funding to launch early next year, with a need to raise additional project debt.
The hydrogen-as-a-service provider for commercial trucking fleets is pursuing an equity raise that will unlock a debt facility for scaling up hydrogen refueling infrastructure in Western Canada.
Glenfarne Energy Transition is advancing its flagship liquefied natural gas project, Texas LNG, and evaluating hydrogen projects on or near its existing asset base on the Gulf Coast.
