EverWind Fuels has secured a $22.5 million investment from Transport Canada to boost the development of green fuel infrastructure at their Point Tupper terminal in Port Hawkesbury, Canada. The investment is a significant step towards positioning Atlantic Canada as a prominent hub for green fuel production and distribution, encompassing hydrogen and ammonia. The funding will be utilized to upgrade marine and land infrastructure at the terminal, including projects like a green ammonia loading arm and supply pipelines, reinforcing its role as a green energy center. This initiative aligns with Transport Canada's Clean Ports program, aiming to make Port Hawkesbury a key renewable energy hub and stimulate local economic growth. By partnering with Indigenous communities like the Mi'kmaq Nations, EverWind ensures that environmental principles are integrated into the project's development, fostering sustainability and community benefits. The company's focus on safety and environmental standards, as reflected in their oil spill response certification, underscores their commitment to industry leadership and environmental responsibility. The project not only sets a benchmark for maritime sustainability but also respects Nova Scotia's industrial heritage while contributing to Canada's energy transition and global decarbonization efforts.