The Canadian Hydrogen Convention in Edmonton highlighted the region's advancements in hydrogen innovation. The University of Alberta launched the Centre for Hydrogen Innovation to address key challenges in production and policy. Edmonton International Airport unveiled plans to use hydrogen-diesel systems in snow sweepers to reduce emissions. The Government of Alberta introduced a guidebook for hydrogen refuelling stations to support infrastructure growth. Additionally, $3M in funding was allocated to a project converting forestry waste into carbon-negative hydrogen. The convention awarded the City of Edmonton for its early adoption of hydrogen and recognized industry leaders for their contributions. The event solidified Edmonton's reputation as a global hydrogen leader, emphasizing the region's commitment to building a sustainable energy future.