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ARTICLE · 15 APRIL 2022

Common Elements: Recent Federal And Ontario Developments Towards A Low-Carbon Hydrogen Strategy

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Investment and interest in hydrogen technologies continues to grow across Canada and recent changes announced in Ontario and at the federal level promise an intensified push for hydrogen to play a key

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Investment and interest in hydrogen technologies continues to grow across Canada and recent changes announced in Ontario and at the federal level promise an intensified push for hydrogen to play a key role in the country's transition to cleaner power.

ONTARIO DEVELOPMENTS

On April 7, 2022, the Government of Ontario announced its Low-Carbon Hydrogen Strategy (Strategy), to develop the hydrogen economy in the province and position Ontario as a clean manufacturing hub. As outlined in the Strategy, the province plans to leverage its extensive existing storage and pipeline infrastructure as well as its emission-free supply of electricity to increase low-carbon hydrogen production.

Among its eight immediate action items, the Strategy includes Ontario's announcement of its support for Atura Power's proposal to build, own and operate the province's largest low-carbon hydrogen production facility, powered mainly by hydroelectric electricity generated at the Sir Adam

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