The Boston Bar First Nation in Canada is looking to implement a green energy initiative by building a geothermal power plant and green hydrogen project on a reserve site adjacent to North Bend. The proposed seven-megawatt plant would not replace BC Hydro but act as a backup electricity source and contribute to the local economy through hydrogen extraction. The region has experienced frequent power outages due to natural disasters, prompting the need for a more reliable energy solution. The project is expected to create jobs, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and potentially supply energy-intensive sectors like data farms and manufacturing. The plant's plan includes drilling a three-kilometre hole to harness geothermal energy, utilizing graphene technology for heat transfer, and recycling fluids to minimize environmental impact. With Canada already a significant hydrogen producer, the nation aims to tap into the export market, potentially earning substantial revenue. The initiative has gained support from the Fraser Valley Regional District, facilitating funding applications for a feasibility study to assess the project's efficiency and environmental impact.