Campbell River is on track to become a prominent player in the green energy sector with the upcoming development of a green hydrogen production plant. NTE Discovery Park Ltd. and Quantum Technology Corp have entered a partnership to establish this plant, aiming to facilitate the growth of clean technology and support the operation of zero-emission vehicles like ferries, buses, trucks, trains, and cars. The green hydrogen produced will enable these vehicles to run without CO2 emissions, contributing significantly to the fight against climate change. Additionally, the project plans to blend hydrogen with natural gas to reduce CO2 emissions. The pilot phase targets a daily production of 15 metric tons of green hydrogen gas and liquid to serve the transportation needs of Vancouver Island, Powell River, and Vancouver. This initiative aligns with the vision for a sustainable future as it expands to deliver green liquid hydrogen for heavy transportation in the Vancouver and Victoria regions. Quantum's expertise in gas purification equipment, coupled with federal funding to enhance its green hydrogen technology, underlines the commitment to advancing clean energy solutions globally. The collaboration between NTE, Quantum, and local stakeholders emphasizes a sustainable approach, with a focus on involving First Nations to ensure the success of the project at the Discovery Park industrial site, known for its support of the green economy and net-zero industrial practices.