EverWind Fuels, a prominent green hydrogen developer in North America, has unveiled new site renderings for its ambitious green fuels project on the Burin Peninsula in Newfoundland & Labrador. The renderings reflect the company's milestone achievement of completing the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) phase for its Point Tupper green hydrogen and ammonia project in Nova Scotia, marking a significant advancement in the green energy sector. CEO Trent Vichie highlighted the importance of this milestone, especially in a pioneering industry like green hydrogen. The Burin Peninsula project has received substantial support from local communities, with Mayor Dave Pittman expressing optimism about the project's potential to bring much-needed jobs and economic growth to the region. EverWind has been diligently working on various development aspects since early 2022, including wind resource campaigns and community consultations. The company's commitment to sustainable energy is evident in its 15GW renewables pipeline across Atlantic Canada, aiming to drive the green energy transition. In addition to the Burin Peninsula project, EverWind is concurrently developing a green fuels project in Point Tupper, Nova Scotia, which has already received environmental approval for its green hydrogen production facility. The company's collaboration with local partners and stakeholders underscores its dedication to fostering economic, social, and environmental prosperity in the regions where it operates. EverWind's projects signal a significant step towards a more sustainable future, leveraging green hydrogen and ammonia to meet the energy needs of industrial companies globally.