The UBC Sauder School of Business is at the forefront of preparing future business leaders for success in the green economy by emphasizing sustainability skills and hands-on learning. The Centre for Climate and Business Solutions offers innovative programs like the SME Climate Clinic and LCA Clinic, where students partner with small and medium-sized enterprises to reduce carbon emissions and improve sustainability practices. These initiatives not only benefit businesses lacking resources but also provide students with valuable skills in carbon accounting and environmental impact assessment. Dr. Werner Antweiler's research focuses on the potential of hydrogen as a clean energy solution. While earlier attempts to promote hydrogen faced challenges, recent advancements in production and renewable energy have made it a more viable option. However, hurdles such as high production costs and inadequate infrastructure remain. Dr. Antweiler emphasizes the importance of coordinated efforts among governments, industries, and markets to make hydrogen commercially profitable. UBC Sauder's strategic location in Vancouver exposes students to a thriving green business community, enhancing their understanding of sustainability in real-world settings. The city's focus on cleantech innovation, including hydrogen and fuel cell industries, provides a unique learning environment. The business school's commitment to fostering sustainability skills and addressing climate challenges positions its students as future leaders in driving environmental stewardship and business success.