EverWind Fuels has been awarded $22.5 million from Transport Canada’s Green Shipping Corridor Fund to progress green hydrogen and ammonia infrastructure at Point Tupper Terminal in Atlantic Canada. This financial boost will aid in the enhancement of the marine terminal to facilitate the handling of green fuels. Additionally, the funds will be utilized for the installation of an ammonia loading arm and supply pipelines. The announcement of this funding was made by Parliamentary Secretary Mike Kelloway on behalf of Minister Anita Anand, highlighting the federal government's support for EverWind's contributions to green fuel production. The initiative also aims to establish the Strait of Canso as a significant sustainable energy center. Moreover, the project will involve collaboration with local Indigenous communities to not only spur economic development in Nova Scotia but also contribute to reducing emissions in the maritime transportation sector. This investment signifies a crucial step towards promoting environmentally friendly practices and fostering sustainable energy solutions in the region.