The green energy hub project in Botwood, a town in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador, has taken a significant step forward with the reception of environmental impact statement (EIS) guidelines from the Department of Environment and Climate Change. This project, spearheaded by Abraxas Power and its subsidiary EVREC, aims to leverage renewable energy sources for sustainable hydrogen production. With plans to generate green hydrogen and green ammonia annually, the project is poised to revolutionize energy production in the region and contribute to the province's green energy transition. EVREC has secured access to over 300km² of Crown lands for the development, showcasing a commitment to renewable energy innovation. The project entails onshore wind power, energy storage systems, and the establishment of dedicated port infrastructure for exporting products globally. The chief operating officer of Abraxas Power emphasized the importance of the EIS in ensuring responsible development and environmental impact assessment at every stage. The project's progress is evident through advanced pre-construction activities such as engineering, environmental assessments, and public engagement, highlighting a comprehensive approach to project development and community involvement.