New Brunswick's premier, Blaine Higgs, is set to showcase the province's advancements in hydrogen, natural gas, and small modular reactors at the World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam, with a focus on positioning New Brunswick as Canada's energy gateway to Europe. The Belledune Port Authority's agreement with Cross River Infrastructure Partners to develop 'green hydrogen' aligns with the province's commitment to renewable energy sources. The emphasis on using wind farms and solar for hydrogen production reflects the global shift towards clean energy solutions. Michelle Robichaud of the Atlantica Centre for Energy highlights the appeal of New Brunswick's green hydrogen bid to meet Europe's renewable energy demands. The potential integration of small modular reactors for hydrogen production further solidifies the region's commitment to sustainable energy practices. Following the summit, the New Brunswick government delegation will engage in meetings in Paris to strengthen economic ties and partnerships. This initiative not only showcases New Brunswick's progress in clean energy but also opens doors for international collaboration and economic growth.