HTEC has opened its sixth retail light-duty hydrogen refuelling station in Vancouver in partnership with 7-Eleven Canada and Cavendish Hydrogen. This new station on Southeast Marine Drive is a crucial addition to HTEC's network, which already includes five existing stations across British Columbia. The development of this station received financial support from the Canada Infrastructure Bank, Natural Resources Canada, and the Canadian Hydrogen Association. Cavendish Hydrogen, the equipment supplier for this station, noted the significance of industry collaboration in advancing Canada's hydrogen economy and zero-emission transportation solutions. The article highlights the positive sentiments expressed by Colin Armstrong, CEO of HTEC, and Eddy Nupoort, Senior Director of Sales & Business Development for the Americas at Cavendish Hydrogen, regarding the expansion of hydrogen refuelling infrastructure. The Canadian government's investment of $49 million in HTEC reflects its commitment to promoting cleaner, low-carbon transportation solutions. With over 102,500 kilograms of hydrogen dispensed to date, HTEC's network supports up to 300 hydrogen electric vehicles in BC, contributing to a cleaner, more sustainable transportation future.