The City of Prince George, British Columbia, has secured $150,000 in federal funding from the Pacific Economic Development Agency of Canada (PacifiCan) to establish a hydrogen hub in the region. This funding is part of an effort to position Prince George as a key player in the hydrogen industry, given its advantageous proximity to major highways, rail transport, and an international airport. The envisioned hub will extend along the Hwy. 16 West Corridor to Prince Rupert, fostering hydrogen-related activities and infrastructure development. PacifiCan's support will aid in identifying local hydrogen resources, attracting investments for sustainable initiatives, and promoting community growth and research. This initiative aligns with Canada's broader Hydrogen Strategy, which targets sourcing 30% of the nation's energy consumption from clean hydrogen by 2050. Government and city officials express enthusiasm for the project, highlighting its potential to drive economic growth, job opportunities, and environmental benefits in Central and Northern British Columbia. With B.C. hosting a significant portion of Canada's hydrogen and fuel-cell companies, the development of the hydrogen hub in Prince George is poised to contribute to the regional and national transition towards cleaner energy sources.