The City of Kelowna in Canada is actively exploring the potential of hydrogen to power its fleet vehicles and support other operations in a move towards decarbonization and sustainable energy solutions. Through a request for information (RFI), the city aims to gather detailed data on various aspects of hydrogen fuel, including supply logistics, infrastructure requirements, production methods, sustainability practices, and cost breakdowns. Key areas of interest identified in the RFI encompass logistics and delivery options, infrastructure needs for storage and refuelling, and the expansion capabilities of hydrogen suppliers. Companies like FortisBC, Air Liquide, and Houle Electric have expressed interest in providing hydrogen for Kelowna's initiatives. Moreover, Canada's strong position in hydrogen and fuel cell technology is highlighted, with the country having the capacity to produce significant amounts of cost-effective and clean hydrogen that surpass its domestic demands. The versatility of hydrogen is underscored in its potential applications, ranging from powering vehicles to serving as heat for industries, buildings, and power generation, showcasing its diverse utility in sustainable practices.