The Calgary Region Hydrogen Hub (CRH2) has been launched with the aim of positioning Calgary as a key player in the global shift towards a low-carbon economy. The initiative, managed by the Transition Accelerator, focuses on leveraging the region's strengths in energy to drive investment, create jobs, and propel Calgary to the forefront of the clean hydrogen sector. Hydrogen, recognized as a vital component in the future economy, is seen as a lucrative market poised to reach $700 billion annually by mid-century. With a skilled workforce, growing innovation ecosystem, and strategic location, the Calgary region has the potential to lead in the global hydrogen market. CRH2 seeks to aggregate demand for hydrogen by fostering collaboration between Alberta's hydrogen producers and potential consumers. By focusing on sectors like airports, heat and power, industrial fleets, and more, the hub aims to generate private-sector projects and create skilled job opportunities. The initiative has garnered support from government entities, community organizations, and private partners who share the vision of a hydrogen-fueled future. With an initial investment of over $3 million and a commitment to reducing emissions, the CRH2 aligns with Alberta's hydrogen roadmap and national strategies for a sustainable energy transition. Notable figures, including government officials and industry representatives, have praised the launch of CRH2 for its potential to bolster Alberta's position as a global hydrogen supplier and drive innovation in the energy sector. The hub is expected to play a crucial role in advancing decarbonization efforts and establishing Calgary as a leader in the hydrogen economy.