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Irish offshore wind developer announces plans for 600MW hydrogen-to-SAF plant in eastern Canada

Simply Blue aims to build plant on land formerly earmarked for LNG exports — but questions remain about the use of electrons to make fuels rather than decarbonise the coal-heavy grid

Simply Blue's Goldboro site in Nova Scotia, which was originally owned by a company planning to export liquefied natural gas.
Simply Blue's Goldboro site in Nova Scotia, which was originally owned by a company planning to export liquefied natural gas.Photo: Simply Blue
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Published 16 September 2024, 07:56Updated 16 September 2024, 07:56
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