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Nova Scotia has released its plan for developing a green hydrogen industry, but environmentalists say the government should temper its enthusiasm.

One of the companies vying to kickstart a green hydrogen industry in Nova Scotia has submitted plans for two wind farms that are meant to power their green hydrogen facility.

Plans for low or zero-emissions hydrogen projects are beginning to take shape across the country. But, at the moment, hydrogen is far from a low-emissions fuel, which is why some experts suggest expectations for the resource should be tempered.

The province has approved a second green hydrogen proposal for Point Tupper, N.S. Bear Head Energy aims to start construction next year.

In the next 12 months, the N.W.T. government will commission a study to figure out if hydrogen will work in a northern climate and how much the infrastructure would cost.