CWP Global, an international company with several projects worldwide, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Corner Brook Port Corp. to investigate the potential for establishing a green hydrogen hub in the Bay of Islands. The envisioned project, known as Project Gwinya, aims to set up a significant five-gigawatt wind energy farm that will not only generate renewable energy but also be utilized for producing hydrogen and supporting iron manufacturing processes. By utilizing hydrogen from the windfarm to power the iron manufacturing plant, the project aims to transition towards sustainable practices, reducing reliance on traditional fossil fuels and creating 'green iron' to lessen the industry's carbon emissions. Key upcoming steps involve project registration, environmental assessments, and a feasibility study to analyze the infrastructure, logistics, and economic implications for the region. CWP Global officials are scheduled to visit Corner Brook for public information sessions, signaling a commitment to engaging with the local community and stakeholders in advancing this green hydrogen initiative.