World Energy GH2, under the leadership of John Risley, is developing a groundbreaking renewable energy campus in western Newfoundland, with a focus on wind-to-hydrogen technology to power a data center for artificial intelligence companies. The company's Project Nujio’qonik includes plans for a plant in Stephenville to produce green hydrogen and convert it to ammonia for shipment, with interest from German officials for potential collaboration. Despite current challenges such as high production costs and lack of infrastructure, experts like engineering professor Amit Kumar believe that in about a decade, Canada could see improvements that make green hydrogen competitive for export. The project has faced some opposition from residents concerned about the local ecosystem, but local government officials and the Mayor of Stephenville are supportive, highlighting the economic potential and job prospects. Although concerns have been raised about the feasibility of immediate data center plans, there is optimism about attracting skilled workers to the region for the anticipated project, contributing to Newfoundland's position as a leading hub for green energy and technology.