Terrace city officials are actively promoting the Skeena Industrial Development Park as a prime site for a hydrogen fuel plant, with significant interest from potential investors. The city is utilizing a $150,000 provincial grant from the Northern B.C. Hydrogen Hub to attract investments and contribute to British Columbia's aim of achieving net-zero status by 2050. Leveraging the region's access to water, industrial infrastructure, and transportation links, Terrace is positioned as a key hub for hydrogen production. The project involves overcoming power supply challenges by encouraging independent renewable energy producers and collaborating with First Nations. City officials have already invested $25,000 in activities like attending hydrogen-focused conferences to advance the initiative. With the recent return of control over the industrial park's land, efforts to attract companies to the area have been rejuvenated, signaling a promising future for hydrogen fuel production in Terrace.