During an energy conference in St. John's, executives from six companies expressed optimism about the future of green hydrogen projects in Newfoundland and Labrador. Despite the industry not meeting expectations, leaders remain positive. Challenges include the struggle to find buyers for wind-powered hydrogen, especially in Europe. Some companies are exploring local opportunities, like supplying wind energy to Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro. Frank Davis from Pattern Energy emphasized the company's eagerness to provide wind energy to the province's electric utility. Karlis Povisils of Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners highlighted the importance of supplying wind energy to the local utility as a significant near-term opportunity. Both companies are looking to develop wind-powered hydrogen and ammonia production facilities in eastern Newfoundland. While the sector faces obstacles, the focus is on capitalizing on local opportunities to advance green hydrogen initiatives in the region.