Executives from six companies working on green hydrogen projects in Newfoundland and Labrador remain hopeful despite challenges. At an energy conference in St. John's, industry leaders expressed difficulties in finding buyers for wind-powered hydrogen, particularly in Europe. However, they are exploring alternative opportunities within the province. Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro is expected to issue a call for wind turbines to supply electricity locally, with companies like Pattern Energy and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners eager to engage. Frank Davis from Pattern Energy highlighted the company's interest in supplying wind energy to the province's electric utility. Karlis Povisils from Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners emphasized the significance of providing wind energy to Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro as a crucial near-term opportunity. Both companies are eyeing the development of wind-powered hydrogen and ammonia production facilities in eastern Newfoundland. Despite the current challenges, there is a sense of optimism and a focus on seizing opportunities in the green hydrogen sector.