Terrace city officials are optimistic about the potential of establishing a hydrogen fuel plant at the Skeena Industrial Development Park, located south of the Northwest Regional Airport. The city, being part of the Northern B.C. Hydrogen Hub, has received a $150,000 grant to promote hydrogen production in the region. This initiative aligns with British Columbia's goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. The clean power advantage of the region, primarily sourced from hydroelectricity, makes it ideal for utilizing electrolysis to produce hydrogen from water. The versatility of hydrogen as a fuel for transportation and industrial purposes presents a promising opportunity for the area. However, challenges such as power supply limitations from B.C. Hydro are being addressed through partnerships with independent power producers and First Nations. The ongoing collaboration with the Kitselas First Nation in the development of the industrial park underscores the commitment to sustainable energy practices. City officials have been actively participating in hydrogen-focused conferences and events to attract investors and promote hydrogen as a viable alternative energy source. The concerted efforts of various stakeholders within the Northern B.C. Hydrogen Hub aim to drive the region towards a more sustainable and greener future.