Executives from six companies in Newfoundland and Labrador are optimistic about the future of green hydrogen projects despite the industry's current struggles to meet expectations. These leaders, speaking at an energy conference in St. John's, acknowledged challenges in finding buyers for wind-powered hydrogen, especially in Europe. However, they remain determined and are exploring smaller domestic opportunities as alternatives. One such opportunity includes a forthcoming call from Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro for wind turbines to support the local grid. Frank Davis from Pattern Energy expressed the company's eagerness to provide wind energy to the province's electric utility, highlighting its competitive edge. Similarly, Karlis Povisils from Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners emphasized the significance of supplying wind energy to Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro as a crucial near-term prospect. Both companies are looking towards the development of wind-powered hydrogen and ammonia production facilities in eastern Newfoundland. The executives' positive outlook reflects a collective commitment to overcoming the industry's obstacles and advancing green hydrogen initiatives. Despite the challenges, there is a clear focus on leveraging local opportunities and partnerships to drive sustainable energy solutions in the region. The potential for growth in green hydrogen projects, particularly through wind energy, showcases a promising path forward for the renewable energy sector in Newfoundland and Labrador.