Mayor Simon Yu of Prince George, British Columbia, highlighted the city's role as a Canadian leader in sustainable energy by advancing hydrogen energy and carbon reduction initiatives at a Canadian Carbon Solutions Coalition (CCSC) reception in Vancouver. Prince George is part of the $900-million H2 Gateway initiative by Hydrogen Technology & Energy Corporation (HTEC), aiming to establish hydrogen production plants and refuelling stations, supported by a loan from the Canada Infrastructure Bank. Mayor Yu emphasized the importance of partnerships between governments, industry, and First Nations in driving innovation in carbon solutions. The upcoming BC Natural Resources Forum in Prince George will further discuss carbon solutions and sustainable growth. The CCSC is focused on advancing carbon capture technologies across Canada, collaborating with various organizations to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable economic growth.