Germany has struck an agreement Canada for the latter to provide bulk hydrogen in a bid to stave off its energy crisis.

A ‘joint declaration of intent’ was signed by Justin Trudeau and Olaf Scholz to create a ‘supply corridor’ between the two countries by 2025.

World Energy GH2 plans to build plant to convert wind from a giant new windfarm to hydrogen and export ammonia, but the plans are yet to be approved. Germany does not posses the same scale of coastal waters that could provide the energy for such an undertaking, and Germany is betting large that hydrogen can replace Russian gas as it preferred energy source.

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