The bulk of the funding is going to Atura Power to blend hydrogen with natural gas — up to 15 per cent by volume — to produce electricity at its Halton Hills Generating Station.
Published Nov 23, 2023 at 4:38pm
Ontario is putting nearly $6 million toward nine projects aimed at making use of hydrogen to power the province's electricity grid. Todd Smith, Minister of Children, Community and Social Services, speaks at the microphone at Queen's Park in Toronto, Thursday, June 4, 2020. (Rick Madonik/The Canadian Press)
Ontario is putting nearly $6 million toward nine projects aimed at making use of hydrogen to power the province's electricity grid.
The bulk of the funding is going to Atura Power to blend hydrogen with natural gas — up to 15 per cent by volume — to produce electricity at its Halton Hills Generating Station.
The government says it will be the largest electricity-based, grid-connected, low-carbon hydrogen blending project in Canada’s history.
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