EverWind Fuels, based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, has commended the enactment of Bill C-69, which includes the Clean Hydrogen Investment Tax Credit. This move aims to enhance Canada's position in the global clean energy sector. The legislation offers incentives for investments in clean hydrogen projects and technology manufacturing, promoting job creation and economic growth. Additionally, it supports the transition to renewable energy sources and the reduction of carbon emissions in Nova Scotia. Indigenous leaders from the Membertou, Potlotek, and Paqtnkek First Nations have expressed support for the policies that encourage investment in clean energy projects. They view these initiatives as beneficial for the economy, the environment, and for creating opportunities for Indigenous communities. The collaboration between EverWind and the Indigenous communities, along with the Indigenous Loan Guarantee program, signifies a step towards a cleaner and more prosperous future. EverWind's projects in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland & Labrador are designed to contribute to the green energy transition. The company prioritizes environmental stewardship and partnership with Indigenous communities. They are working towards decarbonizing Nova Scotia's grid and supporting the economic, social, and environmental prosperity of the regions they operate in. Led by Trent Vichie, EverWind is recognized for its commitment to safety, sustainability, and community engagement. The company is actively involved in the development of green hydrogen and ammonia production facilities, showcasing its expertise in the clean energy sector. Through partnerships with First Nations and government entities, EverWind aims to play a significant role in advancing Canada's clean energy agenda.