EverWind Fuels has been awarded $22.5 million through Transport Canada's Green Shipping Corridor Fund to establish Atlantic Canada as a premier hub for green hydrogen and ammonia production. The investment will support the development of marine and shore-side infrastructure at EverWind's Point Tupper Terminal, including enhancements for green fuel handling and the installation of a green ammonia loading arm. The funding will accelerate the development of EverWind's green hydrogen and green ammonia project, positioning the region as a vital hub for sustainable energy development. Strong partnerships with indigenous equity partners ensure that environmental stewardship principles are at the core of the project. The investment is seen as a significant step towards reducing emissions in the marine transportation sector and promoting the movement of green fuels from Atlantic Canada to domestic and international markets. The announcement was met with positive remarks from various stakeholders, highlighting the government's commitment to building a cleaner, more sustainable future for Canada's economy. With over 20 years of operational history, EverWind's Point Tupper Terminal is recognized for its industry-leading standards in safety, security, and environmental stewardship. The company's expertise, combined with the new investment, aims to position Port Hawkesbury as a regional leader in sustainable maritime practices, contributing to the growth of green energy initiatives in the area. EverWind Fuels, as North America's leading independent green hydrogen developer, is dedicated to leveraging its experience to advance the green energy transition in Canada.