Climate change represents one of the most important challenges we are faced with. To meet the challenge, we need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. That ...
Hydrogen as a fuel is nothing new, having been produced from fossil fuels for more than a century. - Creative CommonsClimate change represents one of the most important challenges we are faced with. To meet the challenge, we need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. That means gradual phasing out fossil fuel as our energy source.
In most experts’ opinion, hydrogen will be an important energy provider. Hydrogen will be part of the future climate change energy mix, as it will reduce both air pollution and CO2 emissions. Recent interest from Germany and different industrial players is exciting. It creates unique opportunities for our province to be piloting hydrogen projects, possibilities other provinces and countries will envy. What are the benefits? Hydrogen development will create revenue, job opportunities, and attract young professionals interested in developing energy supplies for the future. It could make N.L. among the world leaders in developing commercialized production of green hydrogen.
If you want to go from A to B and you are standing at the station waiting for the train that can take you there, you are faced with a choice. Get on the train or let the train go without you. The green hydrogen opportunity provides a similar choice. Should N.L. get involved in what could be the biggest ride of the next decades or let the chance go by?
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