A collaboration within the energy and environmental industries to drive economic growth, diversification, investment, and awareness through the lens of sustainability and the pursuit of net zero in Newfoundland and Labrador’s energy sector.

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ABOUT THE PROJECT

The Net Zero Project supports the development of clean growth strategies and projects in priority areas of Canada’s net zero journey as they relate to its offshore energy industry: carbon capture, utilization, and storage; electrification and renewable energy; and hydrogen.

Latest News

• The Net Zero Project provides feedback to NRCan’s Technical Requirements Paper on offshore renewable energy
• Local organizations to study greenhouse gas reductions and pathways to net zero
• Report released: Understanding current activity and capacity in clean technology research, development, and innovation in Canada’s Offshore Oil and Gas Industry
• Research shows significant opportunity for hydrogen production in Newfoundland and Labrador
• Workshop: Low Carbon Offshore Oil and Gas – International Trends & Canadian Investments
• Report released: Identifying regulatory and support ecosystem initiatives from leading jurisdictions supporting clean technology innovation in the offshore oil and gas industry

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PAST PUBLICATIONS

Offshore Renewables: Feedback on NRCan Technical Requirements PaperIdentifying R&D strengths of the region that could support more cleantech development and adoption within the industryUnderstanding the innovation system and what gaps exist in supporting cleantech development and adoptionIdentifying emerging international trends related to ESG that would affect supply chain participantsFeasibility of electrifying offshore assets via power-from-shore, leveraging NL’s clean electricity gridFeasibility of using an offshore wind development to electrify offshore assets

CONTACT INFORMATION

Kris Drodge
Project Manager
kdrodge@energynl.ca Michelle Lethbridge
Innovation Lead
mlethbridge@energynl.ca Stephen Goulding
Economics Lead
sgoulding@energynl.ca Peter Bennett
Technical Lead
pbennett@energynl.ca