The article highlights the construction of Canada's first hydrogen-powered home, 'HomeOne,' in Sherwood Park, just east of Edmonton. The home, a joint project between Atco and Qualico, aims to showcase the safety and effectiveness of heating buildings with pure hydrogen. With a goal to heat all 37,000 homes in Qualico's proposed community with hydrogen, the project reflects a shift towards clean energy. Hydrogen, known for producing no direct greenhouse gas emissions, is being explored as a solution for decarbonizing home heating, especially in regions like Alberta with significant natural gas reserves. Atco's director of utility hydrogen strategy, Greg Caldwell, emphasizes the advantages of hydrogen for home heating in areas where the electricity grid is strained due to increased demand. While the cost of hydrogen fuel currently exceeds that of natural gas, Caldwell anticipates a decrease in prices with competition and new production facilities. Despite concerns about safety and costs, the installation of a dual hydrogen-fueled furnace and water heater in HomeOne demonstrates the efficiency and potential of hydrogen technology for residential use. The article concludes by highlighting ongoing efforts to promote hydrogen as a viable and sustainable heating solution, paving the way for a cleaner energy future.