Executives from six companies in Newfoundland and Labrador are determined to push forward in the green hydrogen industry despite challenges. The industry has faced difficulties finding large enough buyers to make projects economically viable, but executives remain positive about potential opportunities, especially with economic uncertainty in the United States. The development of a transatlantic green hydrogen corridor has been a key focus, with the goal of supplying wind power to the local grid in the province. Companies are exploring various solutions, including liquid organic hydrogen carriers and establishing renewable energy campuses to attract buyers and reduce costs. Although the global hype around hydrogen has decreased, serious players are committed to the industry's advancement. The province's Crown utility is expected to call for companies interested in supplying wind-generated power to the grid, presenting a significant opportunity for the local green energy industry. Despite challenges in production and transportation, companies are determined to innovate and overcome obstacles to drive the green hydrogen industry forward.