Framework · 27:38
// THE QUOTE
“i think we know the energy system that we rely on today is going to look very different in the future”
— Allison Coffin, MBA, P.Eng. · Eastward Energy (formerly Heritage Gas Limited)
Forward-looking and self-contained: three-quarters of NS energy is fossil-fuel, no one-size-fits-all fix, and their newer polyethylene pipes are conducive to blending hydrogen — strong energy-transition framing.
Full episode at 27:38Natural Gas for Nova Scotia Builders: Construction Heat, Utility Coordination & the CSA Scope Boundary — Heritage Gas ▸
THE LESSON THIS CLIP CARRIES
Nova Scotia's polyethylene gas distribution system (all pipe under 20 years old) is technically ready for hydrogen blending — new builds that spec gas today are not stranding an asset.
“those materials are more conducive to the idea of blending hydrogen with your natural gas”
THE CHAPTER IT LIVES IN
Green Hydrogen and the Energy Transition
23:40
Clips like this, every two weeks.
SOURCE: 27:38 of Natural Gas for Nova Scotia Builders: Construction Heat, Utility Coordination & the CSA Scope Boundary — Heritage Gas