The Bank of Canada has reported that Canada's economy showed resilience in the face of trade uncertainties, with a stronger-than-expected growth in the first quarter driven by exports, inventory accumulation, consumer spending, and business investment despite concerns over U.S. trade policies. The market anticipates no changes to the Bank of Canada rate for the next six months. In the clean energy sector, there is strong federal and provincial support for initiatives to promote clean energy exports. British Columbia's BC Hydro is actively expanding clean-power supply and advancing energy efficiency to position the province as a leader in clean energy. Next Hydrogen Solutions Inc., a company based in Mississauga, Ontario, is gaining attention for its innovative electrolyzers designed for green hydrogen production. The company's unique cell design allows for efficient conversion of renewable electricity into green hydrogen, with successful pilots leading to commercial solutions aimed at decarbonizing transportation and industrial sectors. With recent financial support from Export Development Canada (EDC) and partnerships with key players, Next Hydrogen is poised to make a global impact in the hydrogen economy. The company's partnership with a hydrogen production system manufacturer will accelerate the commercialization of its water electrolysis technology, positioning it to bid on large-scale projects globally. Next Hydrogen's focus for 2025 includes scaling up its product line, demonstrating strong execution pathways for manufacturing, and achieving significant growth in sales backlog, paving the way for long-term funding solutions. Overall, Next Hydrogen is at the forefront of clean hydrogen innovation in Canada, with the potential to lead the country in hydrogen technology and contribute to global efforts in decarbonization.