CWP Global and Corner Brook Port Corporation (CPBC) have embarked on a strategic collaboration to assess the feasibility of Project Gwinya, a green hydrogen hub in Corner Brook, Canada. This initiative, which aims to utilize wind energy for the production of green hydrogen and green iron, aligns with the environmental and economic objectives of Canada and Newfoundland and Labrador. By focusing on decarbonizing steel manufacturing and promoting sustainable economic growth, Project Gwinya is set to invigorate the local economy, create new job opportunities, and drive regional development. The project's emphasis on green hydrogen as a key component for clean HBI production highlights the technological shift towards decarbonization in the steel industry. With Newfoundland and Labrador's abundant wind energy potential, the region is well-suited to play a significant role in this green transition, positioning the Port of Corner Brook as a crucial export hub for decarbonized iron. Steve Delaney, from CWP Global, expressed optimism about the collaboration, underlining the project's potential to transform the energy landscape of Corner Brook. The commitment to engaging with local communities and stakeholders ensures that Project Gwinya aligns with regional development goals and contributes to sustainable energy infrastructure. The partnership between CWP Global and CPBC signifies a shared commitment to exploring sustainable opportunities for community benefit. Jackie Chow, CEO of CPBC, highlighted the importance of the MOU in advancing eco-friendly initiatives and fostering sustainable development in the region. As the project progresses, the focus will shift towards formal project registration, environmental assessments, and a comprehensive feasibility study to evaluate the various dimensions of the green hydrogen hub. This meticulous evaluation will consider infrastructure requirements, logistical aspects, and economic implications, setting the stage for a transformative impact on the economic landscape and energy future of Corner Brook.