The innovative 'HomeOne' in Sherwood Park, east of Edmonton, stands out as the first of its kind in Canada, with a state-of-the-art furnace fueled by pure hydrogen rather than natural gas. This demonstration home, a collaboration between Atco and Qualico, serves as a model for the clean energy transition by showcasing the feasibility and safety of hydrogen for residential heating. The project aims to eventually heat all 37,000 homes in Qualico's planned Sherwood Park community using hydrogen. Hydrogen's global appeal as a clean energy source is emphasized, particularly in Canada, where Alberta's abundant natural gas reserves offer a favorable environment for hydrogen development. Despite current hydrogen production primarily relying on fossil fuels, the shift towards renewable electricity-based production is gaining momentum. In the context of decarbonizing home heating, hydrogen presents a compelling alternative in regions facing electricity grid challenges, such as Alberta. Atco's director of utility hydrogen strategy, Greg Caldwell, highlights the advantages of hydrogen heating, including its compatibility with existing natural gas pipelines and its cost-effectiveness during peak demand periods. While concerns exist regarding safety and cost, Caldwell foresees a reduction in hydrogen fuel costs with increased competition and new production facilities. The demonstration house not only showcases the practicality of hydrogen residential heating but also emphasizes the potential for cost reduction and efficiency improvements in the future. By promoting hydrogen as a viable residential heating solution, the project aims to pave the way for broader adoption of hydrogen technology in Canada's clean energy landscape.