Hydrogen’s growth and role in Canada’s energy sector, with Matthew Klippenstein

On Episode 6 of Resource Works' Cause & Affect podcast, co-hosts Stewart Muir and Margareta Dovgal chat with Matthew Klippenstein about the growing role of hydrogen energy.

Matthew Klippenstein.

On this episode of the Cause and Affect podcast, hosts Stewart and Margareta are joined by Matthew Klippenstein, Regional Manager, Western Canada and Branch Manager for the Canadian Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (CHFCA) and Hydrogen BC (HyBC). They discuss the growing role of hydrogen in BC’s transportation sector, what Canada’s energy sector can offer to help move hydrogen ahead, how Matthew got involved in the hydrogen sector, and much more.

Cause & Affect is presented by Resource Works and hosted by Stewart Muir and Margareta Dovgal. The podcast is produced by Dale Richardson at 306 Media Productions.

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