First Atlantic Nickel Corp., a Canadian mineral exploration company, is featured in a recent article exploring Newfoundland and Labrador's emerging role in the global hydrogen economy. The article discusses how the region's rich nickel resources, particularly the Atlantic Nickel Project, can play a vital role in the transition to clean energy, focusing on the production of green hydrogen. Dr. Yaoguo Li highlights the significance of geologic hydrogen systems, with nickel's importance in hydrogen production technology. Awaruite, a nickel-iron alloy with high nickel content, is presented as a sustainable solution for North America's critical minerals supply chain, offering a cleaner processing method without smelting. The article underscores the potential of awaruite to reduce dependence on foreign entities of concern in nickel processing, promoting supply chain security for industries like electric vehicles. By emphasizing Newfoundland and Labrador's geologic hydrogen potential and the cleaner processing of awaruite, the article showcases a positive outlook on the region's contribution to the hydrogen economy and the sustainability of nickel production.