ATCO EnPower and CPKC have successfully completed the construction of two hydrogen production and refueling stations in Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta. The facilities are now fully operational, representing a major milestone in advancing sustainable energy solutions in the region. CPKC's initiative, the Hydrogen Locomotive Program, involves retrofitting diesel locomotives with hydrogen fuel cells, enabling them to operate without generating direct emissions. This move underscores CPKC's dedication to creating a lower carbon footprint in transportation. ATCO EnPower provided crucial engineering, procurement, and construction services for the project, highlighting their commitment to innovative energy solutions. The facilities boast a 1-megawatt electrolyzer, compression, storage, and dispensing systems for locomotive refueling. Notably, the Calgary facility's electrolyzer is partially powered by renewable electricity from CPKC's existing solar power facility, emphasizing the integration of sustainable practices. The collaborative efforts between ATCO EnPower and CPKC aim to set a precedent for future projects across Canada by promoting the use of hydrogen as a clean fuel source in commercial transportation. By leveraging the potential of hydrogen, CPKC endeavors to establish a more environmentally friendly and efficient mode of freight transportation, with support from ATCO EnPower. This ambitious undertaking not only showcases a commitment to sustainability but also demonstrates industry leadership in energy innovation, paving the way for a greener future in the transportation sector.