Canada’s Atlantic sector is blessed with a plethora of renewable energy resources: onshore wind power, offshore wind power, and even tidal power are all viable options.
Not surprisingly two Canadian energy companies chose to take advantage of everything the area offers, with two simultaneous operations for producing ammonia and green hydrogen about to commence.
The first company is Bear Head Energy. The company originally had approval for a LGN site in the Point Tupper Industrial Park on the strait of Canso. That project has since been shelved in favour of a dramatic new plan to produce ammonia and hydrogen while taking advantage of the region’s robust green power resources.
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