Executives from six companies are actively pursuing green hydrogen projects in Newfoundland and Labrador, emphasizing the industry's potential despite current challenges. At an energy conference in St. John's, concerns were raised regarding the difficulty in finding buyers for wind-powered hydrogen, especially in Europe. However, companies like Pattern Energy and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners are shifting focus towards smaller domestic opportunities. Pattern Energy aims to supply wind energy to Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro, while Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners highlights the significance of providing wind energy as a near-term priority. Both companies are looking to establish wind-powered hydrogen and ammonia production facilities in eastern Newfoundland. The industry's commitment to renewable projects and electricity supply for the local grid showcases a positive sentiment towards green hydrogen amidst the existing hurdles.