Mayor Simon Yu of Prince George, British Columbia, showcased the city's advancements in sustainable energy and hydrogen initiatives during a Canadian Carbon Solutions Coalition reception in Vancouver. The $900-million H2 Gateway initiative by Hydrogen Technology & Energy Corporation, supported by a $337-million loan from the Canada Infrastructure Bank, aims to establish hydrogen production plants and refuelling stations in three BC communities, including Prince George. Mayor Yu emphasized the significance of these projects in reducing carbon emissions, creating jobs, and fostering economic opportunities. He stressed the importance of collaboration between governments, industry, and First Nations in driving innovation for carbon solutions. Additionally, Mayor Yu highlighted the upcoming BC Natural Resources Forum in January 2025, which will address carbon solutions and sustainable growth in the natural resources sector. The forum provides a platform for leaders to discuss ways to reduce carbon footprint while ensuring economic and environmental sustainability. The Canadian Carbon Solutions Coalition, with its focus on carbon capture and utilization technologies, aims to reduce carbon emissions and support sustainable economic growth through collaboration with industry, government, and First Nations.