The federal government of Canada is investing CAD 5M to support Azure Sustainable Fuels Corp. in delivering a FEED study to support the construction and operation of a sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) production facility in Port Colborne, Ontario. The FEED study is expected to be completed in by the end of 2024 and the construction of the planned facility… Continue reading Azure | Port Colborne SAF Production Facility
StormFisher Hydrogen is developing a clean fuels facility project in Thorold, Ontario. The project is expected to cost CAD 200M and serve as an anchor project for a hydrogen hub in Thorold. Once completed, the facility is expected to produce 1,250,000 gigajoules of renewable natural gas using clean hydrogen. Using electrolysis, the facility will be… Continue reading StormFisher | Thorold Clean Fuels Facility
Pembina Pipeline Corporation and Marubeni Corporation have signed a May 2023 MOU to develop a blue ammonia supply chain from Western Canada to Japan and other Asian markets. The facility will be on Pembina-owned lands adjacent to its Redwater Complex in the Alberta Industrial Heartland near Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. Initial feasibility studies have been completed… Continue reading Pembina | Marubeni | Blue Ammonia Redwater Project
Azure Sustainable Fuels Corp. is developing three potential SAF production sites in Canada in collaboration with the Canada Infrastructure Bank. The CIB’s CAD $8.4m funding helps support Azure’s path of producing SAF by 2027. CIB and Azure are partnering on a FEED study for SAF production in Canada, which should be completed in 2024, and… Continue reading Azure | CIB | Canada SAF Production Facilities
Red Earth Energy uses sustainable biomass and burns it in a high-temperature process in the absence of oxygen called pyrolysis to produce renewable fuels, including renewable diesel, sustainable aviation fuel, or hydrogen. A typical biorefinery will produce 18 million liters of drop-in renewable fuel.
A green hydrogen project that would have 250 megawatts of wind production with a 240-megawatt electrolyzer to produce hydrogen. The hydrogen would be converted to ammonia and shipped to Germany.
Red Earth Energy project in Trinity Bay in partnership with Miawpukek First Nation. The project would utilize 1.1 gigawatts of wind energy in the first phase to proudce green hydrogen, with the potential to triple by the final stage. The company’s equity partner is Frontier Impact Group.
Commercial green hydrogen and ammonia production facilities powered by wind energy, located in Central Newfoundland. The project includes the development of up to 530-turbine wind farm with the ability to generate 3.5 GW of electricity and 150 MW solar photo voltaic. The facility will have the capacity to produce 165kta of hydrogen and 5000 metric… Continue reading EVREC | Central Newfoundland Project
The Burin Peninsula Green Fuels Project consists of a 2+ GW wind farm to produce green hydrogen and ammonia. Targeting Phase I COD in 2027. Assuming crown land award in Q2-23, construction would commence in Q4-24.
The potential buildout of hydrogen production capabilities at TransAlta’s 320 MW Tent Mountain pumped hydro storage project in Alberta, Canada. In March 2023, TransAlta said it could co-locate hydrogen production with select wind and hydroelectric facilities. A 50% stake acquisition in the Tent Mountain project includes the intellectual property associated with a 100 MW offsite… Continue reading TransAlta | Tent Mountain Hydro Hydrogen Project
