Post by
BayWall on Jun 07, 2024 11:07pm
Must be busy.
No call back from the company.
I tried to find out why Northland Power gave back the development rights last year.
The contracted had to be "negotiated". So I assume then Northland still valued the project. When I called Northland, the project was not a priority at the moment.
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In other news--The green hydrogen industry has begun.---Pattern Energy is the first Canadian green hydrogen company to break into the European market, announcing on Wednesday that it signed a letter of intent with a German company to purchase all of the product coming from Pattern's proposed Argentia site. (CBC News June 5, 2024)
A small operation but still requires 300MW of wind power.
Now waiting for BC news near Prince Rupert. Wind power needed to produce green hydrogen A lack of info on tax incentives for hydrogen is slowing things.
Some say 40% tax break coming, but nothing official from Ottawa. Must be bujyPricing is key to be globally competitive. BC Hydro wlll offer low electricity rates for this industry.