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What makes natural hydrogen - produced through geological processes deep within the earth's crust - one of the most fascinating frontiers in clean energy?

While the oil and gas industry has known about it for decades, the clean energy world is only beginning to wake up to its potential. Could natural hydrogen be the buried treasure of the energy transition? Or might it be a fool's gold rush? Barbara Sherwood Lollar and Omid Haeri Ardakani, two of Canada’s top scientists at the cutting edge of natural hydrogen research, explain how Canada's unique geology creates ideal conditions for natural hydrogen deposits and discuss how Canada could become a global leader in finding, extracting, and scaling natural hydrogen.

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In this episode, Matt Campbell, Deloitte's energy transition expert, shares the key findings and describes a clear path forward, emphasizing the importance of regional collaboration, demand growth, and infrastructure planning. The next few years will determine whether Atlantic Canada becomes a hydrogen leader or lags behind.

Why does this matter? Because missing these opportunities or stalling on infrastructure could mean Atlantic Canada remains on the sidelines of a multi-trillion-dollar global market. Strategic investments now can cement Atlantic Canada as a reliable, low-cost energy hub, attracting investment and creating thousands of local jobs.

Highlights:

🏗️ Infrastructure and workforce readiness are hidden bottlenecks for Atlantic Canada

💸Demand uncertainty and policy gaps are the hurdles to the deployment of green hydrogen.

💬Building regional consensus and community participation is necessary for success.

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The energy transition is about more than just new technology. Turning Atlantic Canada into an energy powerhouse is about building the entire ecosystem.

Today, Derek chats with Michael Freund and Mita Dasog from Dalhousie University’s Green Hydrogen Research Cluster on how this cutting-edge team is tackling the most pressing challenges: cutting costs of green hydrogen production, developing earth-abundant catalysts, and building a supply chain from scratch.

This episode discusses how international lessons from China and Germany are shaping Atlantic Canada’s unique approach, ensuring the region's systems are safe, durable, and tailored to local needs.

Takeaways

🏗️ How we’re building hydrogen supply chains and infrastructure

🌎 International collaboration and global lessons in hydrogen

👷 Workforce training and capacity building in the hydrogen sector

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