The CHA releases new BC Hydrogen Ecosystem Capabilities Guide
The Canadian Hydrogen and Association (CHA) is pleased to announce the release of a new British Columbia Hydrogen Ecosystem Capabilities Guide.
The guide serves to capture trends, growth and achievements for British Columbia’s world-leading hydrogen and fuel cell technology cluster, offering insights into the current state of the sector, core products and services offered by companies in the province, and provide valuable information for policy makers, investors and other stakeholders.
The guide was commissioned by the CHA and conducted by MNP LLP. The information presented in the profile was collected through a survey of BC companies, academic institutions, end-users and government agencies that were directly involved in hydrogen and fuel cell-related activities in 2024-25. The guide was made possible in part through an investment from PacifiCan.
The guide also includes select industry highlights that were prepared based on publicly available information and information provided directly by organisations that participated in the consultations.
QUOTES:
David Billedeau, President and CEO, CHA – “The Canadian Hydrogen Association (CHA) is grateful to the Government of Canada for their support in highlighting the capabilities of British Columbia’s hydrogen sector. As a global leader in hydrogen innovation, the province is home to a vibrant ecosystem that spans the entire value chain and is exporting products and services to more than 40 countries. We would like to extend our gratitude to our members who contributed to the guide.”
The Honourable Gregor Robertson, Minister of Housing and Infrastructure and Minister responsible for Pacific Economic Development Canada – “British Columbians are powering Canada’s leadership in clean technology with innovations poised for success in the global market. By investing in tools like the BC Hydrogen Ecosystem Capabilities Guide, the Government of Canada is helping businesses showcase their expertise, attract investment, reach global markets, and build one strong Canadian economy.”
