Badr Abduljawad, as the chief innovation officer of Hydra Energy in Vancouver, is spearheading a movement towards a hydrogen-powered future for transportation, particularly in the trucking industry. Hydra Energy's unique approach involves a dual-fuel system where hydrogen is used in conjunction with diesel, providing a cost-effective and emission-reducing solution for truckers. The company's efforts to establish Prince George as a hydrogen hub have gained momentum, with plans for a manufacturing/filling station in the city. Hydra's technology addresses the reluctance of truckers to switch to cleaner alternatives by ensuring a seamless transition and maintaining the convenience and reliability of diesel. By offering a dual-fuel system, Hydra enables trucks to operate on hydrogen and diesel, significantly reducing emissions without compromising performance. While challenges exist in terms of hydrogen production costs and infrastructure development, Hydra has already converted several trucks to their hydrogen-diesel system in collaboration with local trucking firms. The company's partnership with Velocity Truck Centres signifies a step towards widespread adoption of hydrogen technology in commercial fleets. The City of Prince George plays a pivotal role in Hydra's vision, aiming to become a prominent hydrogen hub in Western Canada. With the need for government support and investment in alternate fuel advancements, there is a growing recognition of the importance of transitioning to cleaner energy sources in the transportation sector. Despite the hurdles, Hydra Energy remains optimistic about the future of hydrogen-powered transportation and is committed to driving innovation in the industry.