ProtonH2 has announced the advancement of Project Apollo in Saskatchewan, Canada, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at producing 500 tons of low-carbon intensity hydrogen per day at a cost of less than $1.00 per kg. The project, located in the Kerrobert area, signifies a major milestone in ProtonH2's dedication to driving the hydrogen economy and delivering sustainable energy solutions. After a meticulous evaluation process, Propak Systems Ltd. has been chosen as the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction partner for the project, moving into the detailed design and execution phases after completing the Pre-FEED phase. Scheduled to commence construction in the fourth quarter of 2024, Project Apollo is expected to start hydrogen deliveries in the first half of 2025, meeting the rising demand for clean hydrogen domestically and internationally. Utilizing innovative technology that repurposes end-of-life oil and gas assets, the project aims to achieve significant cost efficiencies, positioning hydrogen as a competitive energy source. ProtonH2's commitment to sustainability is at the core of Project Apollo, representing not only a technological advancement in hydrogen production but also a step towards reducing carbon emissions and promoting environmental stewardship. With a focus on advancing the energy transition and creating a sustainable future, ProtonH2's Project Apollo is poised to lead the way in the low-carbon energy sector.