The Energy N.L. conference in St. John's has brought industry leaders and specialists together to focus on a new hydroelectric agreement between Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec. The agreement aims to develop more hydroelectric capacity on the Churchill River, including the Gull Island project. The conference is discussing the economic opportunities and benefits of this agreement, emphasizing the nation-building benefits and long-term impacts on Newfoundland and Labrador and beyond. Additionally, there is a special focus on wind-hydrogen projects, with representatives from companies discussing challenges and opportunities in the sector. Despite some downsizing and alternative business cases in the wind-hydrogen sector, optimism remains in the province's energy industry. Newfoundland and Labrador is highlighted for its strategic advantage in sharing lower carbon energy with the world. The conference also touches on global market positioning, economic uncertainty, and the resiliency needed to navigate changes, showcasing the ongoing importance of the province's energy sector.