The Port of Belledune in New Brunswick is undergoing a transformation to become a specialized industrial park for green energy. The port, previously a big emitter of greenhouse gases, is now focusing on clean fuel alternatives to attract industries interested in producing value-added products sustainably. Plans for power generation using biomass, wind, and solar energy are set to materialize within the next few years, along with the production of hydrogen and potential integration of small modular nuclear reactors in the future. Community meetings held in various cities showcased a positive response to the plan, with expectations of creating thousands of jobs and boosting the region's economy. While some express concerns about the sustainability of biomass energy, there is optimism regarding the transition to more renewable technologies. The port's vision includes the production of 'emission-free hydrogen,' with plans to export it to Europe and utilize it domestically for various applications. By incorporating wind power and fresh water sources, Belledune aims to become a key player in green hydrogen production, catering to the growing demand for clean energy solutions.