Terrace city officials are eyeing the Skeena Industrial Development Park as the perfect site for a hydrogen fuel plant. With four interested companies and support from a provincial grant under the Northern B.C. Hydrogen Hub, the city is actively pursuing this initiative. Leveraging its access to water, industrial areas, and transportation links, Terrace aims to become a hub for hydrogen production in northwestern British Columbia. Hydrogen is key to achieving the province's net-zero goals by 2050. The region's reliance on clean hydroelectric power makes it an attractive location for hydrogen production through electrolysis. However, challenges such as power supply limitations from B.C. Hydro must be addressed. The city is exploring solutions like promoting independent power generation and establishing partnerships with First Nations to support the hydrogen plant's energy requirements. City officials have invested resources in promotional activities, conference attendance, and partnerships to propel the project forward, with a focus on collaboration and strategic engagement within the Northern B.C. Hydrogen Hub.