Cielo Waste Solutions Corp., based in Calgary, Alberta, announced a corporate strategy update involving a shift towards green hydrogen production. The company plans to relocate its waste-to-fuel facility intended for processing scrap railway ties from Alberta to British Columbia. By transitioning the fuel production from renewable diesel to green hydrogen, Cielo aims to leverage funding opportunities through the British Columbia Low Carbon Fuel Standard credit program. The move aligns with the evolving market demand for renewable fuels, prompting Cielo to explore projects in British Columbia and the United States focused on utilizing scrap railway ties to produce green hydrogen. Despite a dispute with Expander Energy Inc., which led to termination notices and legal matters, Cielo remains committed to advancing solutions in green hydrogen, renewable natural gas, and other low-carbon initiatives. Cielo's broader strategy emphasizes its dedication to transforming waste materials into valuable renewable fuels to contribute to the circular economy and reduce carbon emissions. The company's focus on innovation and environmental sustainability underscores its mission to drive profitability while addressing global waste challenges. The corporate update webinar, scheduled for April 17, 2025, will provide stakeholders with insights into Cielo's strategic initiatives and future outlook, emphasizing its commitment to sustainable growth and positive returns for shareholders.