Send us a textThis conversation explores the headwinds and hurdles standing between Atlantic Canada’s vision to become a green energy powerhouse and the reality of where the hydrogen sector in the region is today. The episode discusses the region's unique advantages for hydrogen production, its challenges, and the necessary policy and infrastructure developments needed to realize its hydrogen ambitions. Experts Arvind Ramakrishnan, Director, National Hydrogen Lead, Deloitte and Adam Langer, Principal Consultant, Langer Public Affairs provide insights into the current landscape, the importance of government support, and the need for community engagement to overcome skepticism and opposition.GuestsArvind Ramakrishnan, Director, National Hydrogen Lead, DeloitteAdam Langer, Principal Consultant, Langer Public AffairsLinks mentioned in this episodeAdam Langer’s Canada Votes 2025 seat projection: 2025 Federal Election Projection — Langer Public AffairsHydrogen East registration: REGISTRATION INFO - Hydrogen•East | HalifaxThis partnership is between the Atlantic Hydrogen Alliance and the Reimagined Energy Podcast.TakeawaysAtlantic Canada is well-positioned to lead in the hydrogen sector.There are significant hurdles to overcome, including policy gaps and infrastructure.Government support is crucial for the hydrogen sector's success.Community engagement is essential to gain social license for hydrogen projects.The price of hydrogen remains a significant barrier to adoption.Public-private partnerships can help scale hydrogen adoption in transportation.Exporting hydrogen can benefit the local economy.Demand for green hydrogen is rising in Europe.Infrastructure development is critical for the hydrogen supply chain.Future success depends on collaboration across government levels and sectors.#Hydrogen, #Greenenergy, #Greenhydrogen, #AtlanticHydrogen #ReimaginedEnergy #Podcast #DerekEstabrook #HydrogenEconomyThanks for listening. Would you like to be a sponsor, partner, or guest? Visit reimaginedenergy.com

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