Prince George, located in northern British Columbia, is set to become a key player in Canada's hydrogen economy with an investment from the Pacific Economic Development Agency of Canada. This investment aims to establish a hydrogen innovation industry in the region, taking advantage of Prince George's strategic location and transportation infrastructure, including highways, rail transport, and an international airport. The hydrogen hub will extend along the Highway 16 West Corridor to Prince Rupert, fostering job creation, business revenue growth, and attracting investments for low-carbon initiatives. The $150,000 investment from PacifiCan will support the City of Prince George in identifying local hydrogen assets, promoting research, and building a network of producers and consumers. Federal minister Harjit Sajjan emphasizes the importance of capitalizing on the 'exciting hydrogen potential' in Northern B.C. to drive economic growth through the development of hydrogen-related initiatives. This initiative signals a significant step towards establishing Prince George as a hub for hydrogen innovation and economic prosperity in the region.