The bill, known as Bill C-49, has reached the Senate after securing the third and final reading in the House of Commons. This bill proposes amendments to the Atlantic Accord to accommodate projects related to offshore wind and green hydrogen. It has garnered strong support from Cape Breton-Canso MP Mike Kelloway, who views it as a crucial milestone for regions like Atlantic Canada, Nova Scotia, Northeastern Nova Scotia, and Cape Breton. Kelloway has emphasized the backing received from various local stakeholders, including municipalities, First Nations communities, and unions within his constituency and the province. He believes that the inclusion of offshore wind and green hydrogen in the Atlantic Accord will have a positive impact on the economy, foster renewable energy advancements, and lead to job creation. The bill's focus on promoting these sustainable energy initiatives is seen as a step towards driving economic growth and enhancing the region's green energy landscape.