First Hydrogen Corp., based in Vancouver, is focusing on expanding its hydrogen-as-a-service offering by exploring the production of green hydrogen using Small Modular Nuclear Reactors (SMRs). The company aims to leverage the compact and efficient nature of SMRs to produce hydrogen where traditional power grids are inadequate. This initiative aligns with global efforts towards a clean energy ecosystem and supports the transition to sustainable energy solutions. SMRs are being considered as a scalable and low-carbon alternative to traditional energy sources, with the ability to generate significant electricity output while minimizing greenhouse gas emissions. First Hydrogen's strategy involves installing SMRs in areas with limited grid power to facilitate hydrogen production for refueling stations, showcasing the company's dedication to innovation. CEO Balraj Mann highlights the benefits of nuclear energy for hydrogen production, emphasizing its reliability and cost-effectiveness compared to other sources like solar or wind power. The estimated cost of electricity from a SMR is projected at $36/MWh, making it an attractive option for companies seeking low-cost and sustainable energy solutions. Notably, large tech firms have shown interest in nuclear energy investments to secure affordable energy for their operations. First Hydrogen is actively involved in the development of zero-emission vehicles and green hydrogen production, with successful trials of hydrogen-fuel-cell-powered vehicles in the UK. The company is also progressing towards the establishment of a 35MW green hydrogen production facility and vehicle assembly factory in Quebec, further solidifying its position in the clean energy sector.