Hydrogen Technology & Energy Corporation (HTEC) announced their ambitious $900 million H2 Gateway project to establish a network of hydrogen refuelling stations, including up to 20 stations in British Columbia and Alberta. Key production plants are planned in Prince George, Burnaby, and Nanaimo, with the aim to support heavy-duty vehicle adoption of hydrogen technology. The project, backed by a $337 million loan from the Canada Infrastructure Bank, is also supported by the provincial government through low carbon fuel standard agreements valued at up to $133 million. The initiative is expected to create over 280 full-time jobs and could significantly reduce transportation sector emissions by an estimated 133,000 tonnes annually. HTEC's focus on building a hydrogen supply ecosystem to stimulate demand in the transport industry aligns with their vision to expand hydrogen usage nationally and eventually globally. The project signifies a major step towards sustainable and innovative transportation infrastructure in British Columbia.