Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) and ATCO EnPower have successfully completed the construction of hydrogen production and refuelling facilities in Calgary and Edmonton. These facilities are now fully operational as part of CPKC's Hydrogen Locomotive Program, where diesel locomotives are being retrofitted with hydrogen fuel cells to operate without directly generating emissions. The facilities consist of 1-megawatt electrolyzers, compression, storage, and dispensing systems to facilitate locomotive refuelling. Additionally, CPKC's Calgary facility's electrolyzer is partially powered by renewable electricity from a 5 MW solar power facility. ATCO EnPower played a crucial role in providing engineering, procurement, and construction services for the refuelling stations. The completion of these facilities signifies a significant step in utilizing hydrogen as a fuel source for commercial transportation, demonstrating a commitment to building a sustainable future through innovative energy solutions. CPKC aims to set a model for the rail industry by harnessing the power of hydrogen to create a cleaner and more efficient mode of freight transportation. The partnership between CPKC and ATCO EnPower highlights the potential for hydrogen to revolutionize the rail industry's sustainability efforts. With operations in Canada and Mexico, ATCO EnPower is at the forefront of the energy transition, offering various energy solutions, including renewable energy, carbon capture and storage, hydrogen utilization, and energy storage. This project sets a model for future complementary projects across the country, showcasing the potential of hydrogen in creating a more sustainable transportation sector.