Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) and ATCO EnPower have successfully completed the construction of hydrogen production and refueling facilities in Calgary and Edmonton, marking a significant milestone in the advancement of sustainable transport in Canada. CPKC's Hydrogen Locomotive Program involves retrofitting diesel locomotives with hydrogen fuel cells, enabling them to operate without direct emissions, thus contributing to a cleaner and more efficient freight transportation system. The facilities, equipped with one-megawatt electrolyzers, compression, storage, and dispensing systems, will facilitate the refueling of these hydrogen-powered locomotives. ATCO EnPower played a key role in providing engineering, procurement, and construction services for the dedicated on-site hydrogen refueling stations, underlining its commitment to promoting innovative energy solutions for a sustainable future. With the facilities now operational, CPKC and ATCO EnPower are paving the way for the adoption of hydrogen technology in commercial transportation, setting a standard for the rail industry. Notably, the electrolyzer in the Calgary facility is partially powered by renewable electricity from CPKC's solar power facility, demonstrating a holistic approach towards cleaner energy utilization. These projects are seen as models for future hydrogen initiatives across Canada and hold the potential to revolutionize the country's transportation sector with sustainable and efficient practices. ATCO EnPower's involvement in driving the energy transition through various technologies further emphasizes the commitment towards building a greener and more sustainable future.