The BC Energy Regulator has announced a new regulatory framework for hydrogen manufacturing in British Columbia, aimed at facilitating the development of a robust and responsible hydrogen sector in the province. The framework, developed in consultation with industry stakeholders, First Nations, and local communities, will streamline the application process for hydrogen facilities based on their size and potential impacts. This initiative aligns with federal reports indicating the potential for over 80 low-carbon hydrogen production projects in Canada, with significant investments and Indigenous partnerships. Notable projects include the Air Products hydrogen complex in Edmonton, Indigenous-led initiatives like the Tse’khene Energy Transition Hub in BC, and hydrogen production from wood pellets with carbon sequestration. Hydrogen-related developments are also underway in BC, Alberta, Ontario, and Quebec, including the establishment of hydrogen hubs in key cities and research collaborations focused on advancing hydrogen technologies. Moreover, Canadian projects are exploring the production of hydrogen for export markets like ammonia production for Asia. Despite challenges like electricity availability, Canada is making strides as a global hydrogen producer, with support from governments and partnerships with countries like Germany. The article also highlights international hydrogen projects in countries like Egypt and China, contrasting efforts to accelerate hydrogen adoption with setbacks such as project delays and shifts in energy investments.