First Atlantic Nickel Corp. (FANCF), a Canadian mineral exploration company, is spotlighted for its utilization of Newfoundland's awaruite deposits to drive advancements in the hydrogen economy. The Atlantic Nickel Project, owned by First Atlantic, possesses substantial sulfur-free nickel deposits, enabling the creation of high-grade nickel concentrates through magnetic processing. This process eliminates the need for smelting and aligns with upcoming US Inflation Reduction Act mandates for domestic processing of critical minerals in electric vehicles. By strategically locating the project in Newfoundland, First Atlantic Nickel Corp. aims to bolster not only the hydrogen economy but also North America's critical minerals supply chain. Nickel's importance in efficient hydrogen production technologies highlights the synergy between the nickel and hydrogen industries, with Newfoundland's geological sources further emphasizing this potential. CEO Adrian Smith emphasizes the vital role of Newfoundland and Labrador's mineral wealth in propelling the global shift towards green energy, ensuring a self-sufficient supply chain for key sectors like stainless steel and electric vehicles while supporting global decarbonization efforts.