GreenEnergyBreaks – FuelPositive Corporation (TSX.V: NHHH) (OTCQB: NHHHF) Names Experienced Veteran as New Indigenous Clean Energy Advisor
Dec 5, 2022
FuelPositive (TSX.V: NHHH) (OTCQB: NHHHF), a Canadian-based, growth-stage company committed to providing commercially viable and sustainable, cradle-to-cradle, clean-energy solutions, has appointed a new indigenous clean energy advisor: Darrell Brown. According to the announcement, Brown will guide the company in connecting with indigenous communities, partnering to advance clean energy solutions and food/health security. A Cree business owner from Manitoba, Darrell is president of Kisik Clean Energy and is a 2004 founding member and current chair of the Aboriginal Chamber of Commerce in the province. Through the years, Brown has gained impressive experience in international business, indigenous leadership and governance. He has completed the Indigenous Clean Energy 20/20 Catalyst program, which is focused on the indigenous renewable energy sector and serves as chair of the program’s social enterprise board of directors. “We share with Darrell a deep conviction that our natural world needs immediate attention and protection from fossil fuel emissions and other carbon-intensive energy consumption,” said FuelPositive director of strategic partnerships and alliances Luna Clifford in the press release. “Reducing these dependencies is essential, and moving towards cleaner energy sources is key. With his guidance, we hope to learn from and partner with Indigenous leaders and communities and, together, address unsustainable and polluting energy production and supply chains. We look forward to walking this path together.”
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About FuelPositive Corporation
FuelPositive is a Canadian technology company committed to providing commercially viable and sustainable, cradle-to-cradle, clean-technology solutions, including an on-farm/onsite, containerized green ammonia (“NH3”) production system that eliminates carbon emissions from the production of the green ammonia. By focusing on technologies that are clean, sustainable and economically advantageous/realizable, the company aims to help change the course of climate change by addressing unsustainable agricultural practices through innovative technology and practical solutions that can be implemented now. The FuelPositive on-farm/onsite, containerized green ammonia production system is designed to produce pure, anhydrous ammonia for multiple applications, including fertilizer for farming, fuel for grain drying and internal combustion engines, a practical alternative for fuel cells and a solution for grid storage. Green ammonia is also considered a key enabler of the hydrogen economy. FuelPositive systems are designed to provide for green-ammonia production on-farm/onsite, where and when needed. This eliminates wildly fluctuating supply chains and offers end users clean fertilizer, energy and supply security while cutting carbon emissions from the production process. The first customers will be farmers, who use 80% of the traditional ammonia produced today for fertilizer. For more information about the company, visit www.FuelPositive.com.
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