Located in Sherwood Park, Canada, the innovative 'HomeOne' showcases the use of pure hydrogen for home heating, a first of its kind in the country. The collaboration between Atco and Qualico aims to demonstrate the safety and effectiveness of hydrogen gas in heating buildings, part of the clean energy transition. With Alberta's vast natural gas reserves and pressure on the electricity grid, hydrogen is considered a promising alternative. Greg Caldwell from Atco highlights hydrogen's potential in addressing peak demand periods and avoiding blackouts. While initial costs are a concern, the efficiency of hydrogen heating and ongoing projects in Alberta suggest a promising future. The project envisions all future homes in Sherwood Park's Bremner community to be heated by pure hydrogen, emphasizing the interest in low-carbon living. Despite global excitement around hydrogen for transportation and industry, its application in residential heating is less common. The project aims to shift this narrative and showcase hydrogen's viability in home heating systems. With the installation of a dual hydrogen-fueled gradient furnace and water heater, the demonstration home proves the efficiency and safety of hydrogen heating. Regulatory changes are needed to permit widespread adoption of hydrogen heating, which could leverage existing natural gas pipelines for transportation. Caldwell is optimistic about cost reduction through competition and believes in the scalability of hydrogen production. The project hopes to dispel concerns and demonstrate that residential heating with hydrogen is not only feasible but essential for a sustainable future.