The development of Point Tupper green hydrogen production plant by EverWind Fuels in Point Tupper, Nova Scotia. The green hydrogen production plant is located on the site of a former storage terminal previously owned by US energy transport company NuStar. Point Tupper is a multi-phase green hydrogen and ammonia production and export facility, which is… Continue reading EverWind Fuels | Point Tupper Green Hydrogen Plant
Planetary’s proprietary technology purifies mine waste into a mild, nontoxic antacid which is then released into the ocean through existing, regulated outfalls such as wastewater or stormwater streams where it is consistently monitored. When mixed with seawater, the antacid restores the ocean’s pH levels and accelerates the ocean’s natural process of pulling carbon dioxide from… Continue reading Planetary Technologies | Nova Scotia Pilot Project
The CAD $2.5bn facility will be able to produce around 200 million tonnes per year of blue methanol and blue hydrogen that will be converted to ammonia and shipped internationally. Construction is expected to start in spring 2023 and be completed in fall 2026.
The refinery uses gasification to convert the heavy bottoms (a substantial waste product of bitumen) into both the hydrogen required for refinery operations and a pure, dry CO2 stream that is captured. This captured CO2 is then sold to third parties for enhanced oil recovery and permanent storage. The CO2 captured from the refinery serves… Continue reading North West Redwater Partnership | Sturgeon Refinery
Additionally, the pilot project’s success places Enbridge Gas in a position to validate and pursue larger-scale hydrogen-blending activities in other parts of its distribution system, strengthening the capacity for made-in-Ontario clean energy solutions.
Inter Pipeline is partnering with Petronas Canada and ITOCHU Japan on proposed blue ammonia and blue methanol facilities. A final investment decision is expected in 2024. If sanctioned, construction would commence in late 2024 with a 2027 in-service date. The project was announced on May 11, 2022.
Irving Oil plans to expand its hydrogen capacity at the Saint John refinery, with the goal of offering hydrogen fuelling infrastructure in Atlantic Canada. The company’s initial investment in a 5-megawatt electrolyzer, developed by New York hydrogen technology company Plug Power, is expected to be fully operational by late 2023. Once fully operational, the electrolyzer… Continue reading Irving Oil | Saint John Refinery Expansion
Hy2gen Canada Inc, the Canadian subsidiary of global green hydrogen producer Hy2gen, is constructing a green hydrogen and green ammonia production plant in Baie-Comeau, in Quebec. The project’s aim is to use 3.2 metric tonnes per hour of green hydrogen generated by 200MW hydropower. The green ammonia produced will be shipped from a deep sea… Continue reading Hy2GEN | Courant Project
HTEC and West Fraser Mills will receive CAD 10m from the Canadian government through a program seeking to facilitate adoption of innovative technologies. Located in Nanaimo, B.C., HTEC’s project will operate a renewable hydrogen production facility at the Harmac Pacific Pulp Mill, producing clean hydrogen by electrolysis. HTEC last year secured a CAD 217m investment… Continue reading HTEC West Fraser Mills
HTEC has partnered with Mitsui & Co. (Canada), Ltd., which is the wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary of Mitsui & Co., Ltd., (Mitsui), to develop a 5 MW electrolytic hydrogen production project in British Columbia that will provide fuel to HTEC’s network of fueling stations and help decarbonize local natural gas use.
