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What is the future of energy in Atlantic Canada? Derek Estabrook is with Michelle Robichaud of the Atlantica Centre for Energy, where they focus on the potential of green hydrogen as a transformative economic opportunity. They identify the region's energy resources, the importance of collaboration and policy alignment, and the need for investment to build a robust hydrogen industry. The discussion highlights the challenges and opportunities in developing a sustainable energy future for Atlantic Canada, emphasizing the role of public support and workforce development.

Takeaways

• Atlantic Canada has world-class energy resources.
• Hydrogen can be a major export commodity for the region.
• Investment in infrastructure is crucial for hydrogen development.
• Collaboration among provinces is essential for success.
• Public confidence in energy projects is vital.
• The region can leverage existing skills from oil and gas.
• Green hydrogen offers opportunities for domestic energy independence.
• Policies need to be predictable and consistent for investors.
• Education on energy literacy is necessary for public support.
• The hydrogen economy can create jobs and sustain communities.

This podcast is in partnership with Reimagined Energy.

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The Atlantic Hydrogen Alliance (AHA) supports the development of a vibrant low-carbon hydrogen value chain that will enable the transition to a prosperous low-carbon economy in Atlantic Canada. 

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