BC hydrogen on the road (and to Korea?)
As hydrogen projects gain traction across Canada, South Korea’s Ulsan City eyes partnerships with B.C. innovators to fuel its bid to become the world’s hydrogen hub.
Hydrogen: fuel of the farther-off future
Hydrogen’s role as the clean and green “fuel of the future” has yet to make its full mark.
Hydrogen is green and clean, but so very slow
British Columbia is taking a significant step toward a sustainable future with a new regulatory framework for hydrogen manufacturing
Modest green lights for world hydrogen
And red lights in BC and Washington State.
Canada-Germany hydrogen hiccups make 2022 LNG decision look even worse
Canadian hydrogen is not a silver bullet for Germany’s energy needs.
Another drought-filled summer is a reminder that BC cannot rely on hydropower forever
Climate change is going to harm our hydroelectric capacity, and British Columbia needs a diversified energy portfolio now.
A BC hydrogen project fizzles, but there are more
The $2 billion Project Coyote has been put on hold, along with the 250 jobs it promised, but hydrogen still has a future in BC.
Hydrogen is slowly emerging on Canada’s horizon
Drilling and testing for natural hydrogen buried underground has begun in Ontario, and there are plans to expand the search to British Columbia.
Canada’s nuclear ambitions clash with clean hydrogen goals
A closer look at Ottawa’s policy shifts reveals mixed signals on the future of energy.