A proposed 25-megawatt green hydrogen production plant to be developed in partnership with the Xaxli’p First Nation near Lillooet was announced Tuesday morning at the hy-fcell conference in Vancouver.
The conference, organized by the German business convention company Messe Stuttgart, focuses on the emerging hydrogen and fuel cell economy. Roughly 1,000 are registered for this year’s conference.
Canada is in the race to become a player in hydrogen production and use, and has some advantages.
As a hydrogen fuel cell innovation hub with ports that can serve Asia, B.C. is well-positioned to export hydrogen itself, as well as hydrogen technology, such as the fuel cells made by Ballard Power
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