Powering Change Across Atlantic Canada
Across Atlantic Canada, EverWind is developing world-class clean energy projects right here at home. At the heart of our work is the Point Tupper Green Fuels Project in Nova Scotia, which will produce low carbon hydrogen and ammonia for global and domestic markets. This facility will be powered by renewable energy projects located throughout Nova Scotia, in collaboration with our Mi’kmaq equity partners. In Newfoundland and Labrador, we’re advancing the Burin Peninsula Green Fuels Project, strengthening the region’s role as a trusted supplier in the global clean energy market.
Our projects will help create new opportunities, reduce emissions, support economic reconciliation, and help shape a more sustainable and inclusive future for Atlantic Canada.
Point Tupper Green Fuels Project
Located in Richmond County, Nova Scotia, the Point Tupper Green Fuels Project is expanding a traditional fuel terminal into Atlantic Canada’s first clean hydrogen and ammonia facility.
The project will be powered by EverWind’s wind farm developments – Phase 1 includes the Bear Lake Wind Project, Windy Ridge Wind Project, Kmtnuk Wind Project, and the Upper Afton Wind Project, which will all connect directly to the provincial power grid. Phase 2 (Guysborough Wind Projects) includes the Setapuktuk Wind Project, Wind Farm 2, and Wind Farm 3 projects in Guysborough County. These Phase 2 wind farm developments will connect to the Point Tupper Green Fuels Project via the Strait Crossing Transmission Line Project, an overhead transmission line that will cross the Strait of Canso.
Together, these projects ensure the Point Tupper Green Fuels Project is supplied with clean power, advancing a just transition, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and creating sustainable rural jobs. Phase 1 is on track to produce approximately 200,000 tonnes of clean ammonia each year, with Phase 2 adding approximately 800,000 tonnes of additional clean ammonia. First production is targeted for 2028.
Bear Lake Wind Project
In partnership with Membertou First Nation, the Bear Lake Wind Project will generate up to 88 MW of wind energy across West Hants Regional Municipality, the Municipality of the District of Chester, and Halifax Regional Municipality in Nova Scotia. The project received Environmental Assessment Approval in December 2023.
Kmtnuk Wind Project
In partnership with Membertou First Nation, the Kmtnuk Wind Project will generate up to 128 MW of wind energy in the Municipality of Colchester, Nova Scotia. The project received Environmental Assessment Approval in December 2023.
Windy Ridge Wind Project
In partnership with Mi’kmaq First Nation communities of Paqtnkek, Potlotek, and Membertou, the Windy Ridge Wind Project will generate up to 376 MW of wind energy in the Municipality of Colchester, Nova Scotia. The project received Environmental Assessment Approval in July 2024.
Upper Afton Wind Project
In partnership with First Nations, the Upper Afton Wind Project will generate up to 176 MW of wind energy across the Municipality of the County of Antigonish and the Municipality of the District of Guysborough, Nova Scotia. The project’s Environmental Assessment will be registered in late 2025.
Guysborough Wind Projects
As Phase 2 of EverWind’s wind farm developments, the Guysborough Wind Projects, Setapuktuk Wind Project, Wind Farm 2, and Wind Farm 3, will deliver up to 2.5 GW of clean power in partnership with First Nations. These projects will generate lasting local benefits, create jobs, and power EverWind’s Point Tupper Green Fuels Project, connected via the Strait Crossing Transmission Line Project. These wind projects will advance Nova Scotia’s role as a leader in the global clean energy transition.
Burin Peninsula Green Fuels Project
The Burin Peninsula Green Fuels Project will bring up to 3 GW of new wind and solar development to Newfoundland and Labrador to produce clean hydrogen and ammonia using renewable electricity from wind and solar energy, without drawing power from the provincial grid. EverWind is committed to working closely with local communities and ensuring the project supports long-term benefits to the economy, while also respecting the region’s natural environment and residents’ way of life.
Building the Foundation For a Low Carbon Energy Economy
Across Atlantic Canada, EverWind is advancing renewable energy and clean fuels developments that will help decarbonize industries at home and abroad. Each project plays an essential role — from the wind farms that generate clean power, to the facilities in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland that convert it into green hydrogen and ammonia.
Together, these projects form a resilient and inclusive energy system, built in collaboration with Indigenous and community partners and designed to deliver long-term environmental and economic benefits for the region.
Learn more about each project below and how they’re powering a cleaner, more sustainable future for Atlantic Canada.
Point Tupper Green Fuels Project
EverWind, in partnership with Mi’kmaq First Nation communities of Paqtnkek, Potlotek, and Membertou, is jointly developing, constructing, and operating the Point Tupper Green Fuels Project. This is an industry-leading clean energy initiative and the first of its kind in Canada.
Bear Lake Wind Project
In partnership with Membertou First Nation, the Bear Lake Wind Project will generate up to 88 MW of wind energy across West Hants Regional Municipality, the Municipality of the District of Chester, and Halifax Regional Municipality in Nova Scotia. The project received Environmental Assessment Approval in December 2023.
Kmtnuk Wind Project
In partnership with Membertou First Nation, the Kmtnuk Wind Project will generate up to 128 MW of wind energy in the Municipality of Colchester, Nova Scotia. The project received Environmental Assessment Approval in December 2023.
Windy Ridge Wind Project
In partnership with Mi’kmaq First Nation communities of Paqtnkek, Potlotek, and Membertou, the Windy Ridge Wind Project will generate up to 376 MW of wind energy in the Municipality of Colchester, Nova Scotia. The project received Environmental Assessment Approval in July 2024.
Upper Afton Wind Project
In partnership with First Nations, the Upper Afton Wind Project will generate up to 176 MW of wind energy across the Municipality of the County of Antigonish and the Municipality of the District of Guysborough, Nova Scotia. The project’s Environmental Assessment will be registered in late 2025.
Guysborough Wind Projects
As Phase 2 of EverWind’s wind farm developments, the Guysborough Wind Projects, Setapuktuk Wind Project, Wind Farm 2, and Wind Farm 3, will deliver up to 2.5 GW of clean power in partnership with First Nations. These projects will generate lasting local benefits, create jobs, and power EverWind’s Point Tupper Green Fuels Project, connected via the Strait Crossing Transmission Line Project.
