It has been hailed as Canada’s first commercial green hydrogen and ammonia initiative. Although Minister Crocker and World Energy GH2 representatives are at the convention for the conference, neither approached the protesters, Tourout said. World Energy GH2 said the turbines will be located at least one kilometre away from homes on the peninsula. Six representatives from companies investing in green-hydrogen projects highlighted the high costs, existing technological challenges, and waning international momentum for green hydrogen. The group included World Energy GH2 Chief Executive Officer Richard Hugh.