Foresight Canada, in collaboration with the Clean Energy and Major Projects Office (CEMPO), has published a series of reports focusing on British Columbia's potential to become a leader in hydrogen innovation and clean energy transition. The research investigates the feasibility of establishing major hydrogen hubs in key regions of BC, such as the Lower Mainland, Northeast, Southern Interior, and Vancouver Island, outlining supply and demand opportunities. Acknowledging the need for a diverse mix of cleantech solutions, hydrogen emerges as a promising option in complementing electrification efforts. The reports emphasize the province's innovation and expertise, positioning BC favorably for hydrogen development. Despite challenges like regulatory changes and infrastructure upgrades for safe hydrogen transport, the reports underline the significant opportunities for BC to drive the clean energy transition through strategic hydrogen hub development. Industry leaders, including Jeanette Jackson from Foresight Canada and Adrian Dix, Minister of Energy and Climate Solutions in British Columbia, express enthusiasm for BC's hydrogen potential and its role in advancing Canada's clean energy goals. Foresight Canada and CEMPO aim to empower BC to lead in hydrogen innovation and facilitate a sustainable energy future.