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Atco Mining Applauds Newfoundland Government for Announcing Companies Advancing in Wind-Hydrogen Projects - Vimarsana News

Atco Mining Applauds Newfoundland Government for Announcing Companies Advancing in Wind-Hydrogen Projects

, 5th, 2023 - Atco Mining Inc. ; ; is pleased to announce that on ust 30th, The Honourable Andrew Parsons, KC, Minister of Industry, Energy and Technology, announced the completion of the call for bids for wind-hydrogen development in the province.... - Veroeffentlicht am 05.09.2023

Exploits Valley Renewable Energy Corporation Receives Wind Lands Recommendation Letter - Vimarsana News

Exploits Valley Renewable Energy Corporation Receives Wind Lands Recommendation Letter

BOTWOOD, Newfoundland and Labrador, Aug. 30, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- EXPLOITS VALLEY RENEWABLE ENERGY CORPORATION (“EVREC”) is pleased to annou...

Exploits Valley Renewable Energy Corporation Successfully - Vimarsana News

Exploits Valley Renewable Energy Corporation Successfully

Update on Stage One of Crown Land Call for Bids for Wind-Hydrogen Development...

Nine Wind-Hydrogen Projects Proceed To Stage Two In Newfoundland And Canada's Crown Land Call For Bids - Vimarsana News

Nine Wind-Hydrogen Projects Proceed To Stage Two In Newfoundland And Canada's Crown Land Call For Bids

Progress in Wind-Hydrogen Development

'If there's no Bay du Nord, what is there?': Reaction pours in from Equinor's bombshell news - Vimarsana News

'If there's no Bay du Nord, what is there?': Reaction pours in from Equinor's bombshell news

Offshore oil veteran Rob Strong says Equinor's decision sends a stark warning to others in the offshore oil and gas industry — "If you can't produce it, don't drill it."

Source: cbc.ca