Vortex Energy is harnessing its large-scale salt assets to develop next-generation hydrogen storage and compressed air energy solutions for the rapidly expanding clean energy market.
Newfoundland features geological formations that are ideal for carbon storage, as demonstrated by Vortex’s Robinsons River Project, making them it a crucial part of efforts to combat climate change.
The East and West Salt Structures are some of the largest identified storage caverns on the East Coast of Canada.
Vortex and World Energy GH2 will partner together to explore Hydrogen and Green Energy solutions in Newfoundland & Labrador.
Both parties have recognized the immense potential of Newfoundland & Labrador as a hub for renewable energy development
World Energy and Vortex have agreed to leverage their collective expertise, resources, and technologies in the pursuit of sustainable energy storage solutions
Through collaborative research, development, and deployment initiatives, World Energy GH2 and Vortex Energy Corp will work together to study and explore scalable and efficient storage solutions
The University of Alberta will receive a total of $1.2 million from the Government of Alberta, through Alberta Innovates, for the project titled “Field Trial of Hydrogen Storage in Canadian Domal and Bedded Salts”