A recent series of reports released by Foresight Canada, in partnership with the Clean Energy and Major Projects Office (CEMPO), sheds light on British Columbia's potential to establish major hydrogen hubs and explore the feasibility of hydrogen transportation within the province. The reports delve into regions such as BC’s Lower Mainland, Northeast, Southern Interior, and Vancouver Island, identifying key supply and demand opportunities and showcasing their competitive advantages for hydrogen development. As British Columbia endeavors to achieve net-zero emissions, the reports emphasize the necessity for a mix of cleantech solutions, with hydrogen emerging as a promising option to complement electrification efforts. The province's existing foundation of innovation and expertise is highlighted as a strong basis for leading in hydrogen production and adoption. Despite challenges such as the requirement for new regulations and infrastructure to ensure safe hydrogen transport, the reports underscore the substantial opportunities for British Columbia to spearhead the clean energy transition through strategic hydrogen hub development. Quotes from Jeanette Jackson, CEO of Foresight Canada, and Adrian Dix, Minister of Energy and Climate Solutions, express optimism about British Columbia's potential to drive hydrogen innovation and contribute significantly to Canada's clean energy transition. Foresight Canada, as Canada's largest cleantech innovation and adoption accelerator, plays a pivotal role in facilitating the adoption of clean technologies that address urgent climate challenges, ultimately improving productivity, profitability, and economic competitiveness while promoting sustainability.