Building Hydrogen Demand in Atlantic Canada

This episode of Atlantic Canada's Hydrogen Journey explores the potential of hydrogen as a clean energy source in Atlantic Canada and why hydrogen hubs could be the key to building a thriving domestic hydrogen market. The discussion highlights the challenges of transitioning to hydrogen, the importance of stakeholder collaboration, and the need for government leadership to create a supportive policy framework. Guests Sandy Schembri, NorthStar Public Affairs and David Layzell, The Transition Accelerator, emphasize the importance of developing hydrogen hubs and overcoming the chicken and egg dilemma of supply and demand. They also discuss the future opportunities for hydrogen production and its role in achieving net-zero emissions.

To learn more about Atlantic Canada’s hydrogen future, check out the Hydrogen East Conference, happening April 14-15 at the Halifax Convention Centre. https://www.hydrogenhalifax.com/

Takeaways

• The transition to hydrogen will be harder than electrification due to infrastructure challenges.
• Collaboration among stakeholders is essential for building a hydrogen value chain.
• Skepticism exists in Atlantic Canada due to past energy project failures.
• Hydrogen can play a significant role in heavy-duty transportation, marine vessels, and industrial applications.
• Government leadership is crucial for developing a supportive policy and regulatory framework for hydrogen
• Hydrogen hubs can facilitate the growth of the hydrogen sector in Atlantic Canada.
• The chicken and egg dilemma must be addressed in order to develop a hydrogen value chain.
• Atlantic Canada has the potential to be a leader in green hydrogen production.
• Public awareness and understanding of hydrogen's role in the energy transition are necessary.

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