Newfoundland and Labrador is ramping up its support for the wind-hydrogen industry through a recent memorandum of understanding with the Port of Amsterdam. Premier John Hogan signed the agreement during his attendance at the World Hydrogen 2025 Summit and Exhibition in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The MOU aims to facilitate collaboration and information sharing on green hydrogen issues, opportunities, and potential projects between the province and the Port of Amsterdam. This initiative is part of the provincial government's efforts to leverage its renewable energy resources for green hydrogen production and export. Despite some challenges faced by ongoing wind-hydrogen projects in the province, Newfoundland and Labrador remains dedicated to achieving net zero by 2050 and maximizing its renewable energy potential. Minister Steve Crocker emphasized the importance of working on various renewable energy initiatives to seize the global green hydrogen opportunity, showcasing a commitment to sustainable economic development. The province's involvement in international events like the World Hydrogen Summit and Exhibition demonstrates its intent to foster collaborations and drive growth in the wind-hydrogen industry.