Calgary has launched the Calgary Region Hydrogen Hub (CRH2) to drive the city's presence in the global low-carbon economy. The initiative is led by Calgary Economic Development (CED) and aims to leverage the region's strengths in the energy sector. Initial partners include CED, the Transition Accelerator, and Wheatland County, with significant funding from various sources. The hub will focus on fostering innovation and creating a skilled talent pool to aggregate demand for hydrogen. CRH2 aims to facilitate private-sector project development, create jobs, and test new energy solutions. The initiative aligns with Calgary's economic plan to become a global leader in clean hydrogen and combat climate change. With hydrogen expected to play a crucial role in the future economy, CRH2 is strategically positioned to capitalize on this opportunity. The collaboration between government, industry, and community partners is vital in advancing the hydrogen economy and driving economic opportunities in Alberta. With stakeholder engagement and regional collaboration, the Calgary Region Hydrogen Hub is set to accelerate the energy transition, overcome barriers to hydrogen adoption, and shape the future of clean energy in the region.