The $2 billion Project Coyote, a major hydrogen plant in Prince George, BC, promising hundreds of jobs, has been put on hold due to energy supply challenges. Despite this setback, BC shows a strong commitment to hydrogen. The Fortescue Future Industries project is now focusing on projects in other countries, but there is hope that the Prince George plant could still proceed. BC has around 50 proposed hydrogen projects, including the H2 Gateway project by HTEC, receiving substantial government support. Collaboration with Washington State and investments in hydrogen hubs at universities and Indigenous partnerships further demonstrate BC's dedication to hydrogen advancement. Additionally, Canada's involvement in global hydrogen production is significant, with investments and projects nationwide. The federal budget includes substantial tax credits for hydrogen projects, aiming for cleaner production and reduced emissions. The US is also investing heavily in building a hydrogen economy. Overall, the future looks promising for hydrogen development in BC and across Canada, despite initial setbacks.