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Green Energy Hub Phase 1 — Sunnyside Wind and Hydrogen
45 turbines and a hydrogen plant near Sunnyside — the one NL wind-hydrogen project still clearly moving.
What’s being built
North Atlantic is developing 324 megawatts of wind, about 45 turbines, with a hydrogen plant on Placentia Bay. Front-end engineering is running through 2026 toward a final investment decision in the first quarter of 2027 and deliveries around 2030, at a reported cost near $1.75 billion. Of the five wind-hydrogen proposals the province once had, this is the one clearly advancing. About 1,200 construction jobs are expected once it is sanctioned.
Workforce
About 1,200 construction jobs are projected — the largest single crew call outside Labrador if it is sanctioned.
Trades needed
- Mobile Crane Operator
- Ironworker (Structural / Reinforcing)
- Heavy Equipment Operator
- Construction Electrician
- Steamfitter / Pipefitter
- Concrete Finisher
- Welder
These are the trades the project is expected to need. Tap one to see open jobs in that trade anywhere in the province.
Key facts
- Proponent
- North Atlantic (NARL)
- Stage
- Under construction
- Value
- $1.8B
- Start
- Not announced
- Finish
- December 2030
- Region
- Eastern (Burin & Bonavista)
- Sector
- Wind & hydrogen, Energy
Crews are on site now.
Come By Chance · Eastern (Burin & Bonavista)
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