Wind and hydrogen projects spin-off will stretch across the province

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Wednesday, 17 May 2023 18:59

By Tonya Organ

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Min. Andrew Parsons

Minister Parsons will take part in an announcement tomorrow by Venture Newfoundland and Labrador. 

Industry Minister Andrew Parsons says the spin off from wind and hydrogen production will spread across the province. The Minister spoke at a business boot camp organized by the St.John’s Board of Trade this morning. About 150 people attended and Minister Parsons took part in a discussion panel. He says the group was very interested in wind and hydrogen. He says businesses throughout the province will profit. The business boot camp was held at the Delta hotel in St.John’s. Meanwhile, Minister Parsons will take part in an announcement tomorrow by Venture Newfoundland and Labrador. 

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