The Canadian province of British Columbia has received a federal investment of $466,956 to support its hydrogen and fuel cell companies through PacifiCan's Regional Innovation Ecosystem program. Gregor Robertson, the minister responsible for Pacific Economic Development Canada (PacifiCan), announced this funding which aims to propel the province into the hydrogen economy. Robertson emphasized the significance of clean energy innovation by British Columbians in paving the way for a sustainable future with lower emissions and job creation. The Canadian Hydrogen Association is playing a crucial role in assisting B.C. companies to attract investment, explore export markets, and gain visibility on global platforms like the hy-fcell International Expo and Conference in Vancouver. Nicolas Hilario, the interim president and CEO of the Canadian Hydrogen Association, expressed gratitude for PacifiCan's support in advancing B.C.'s hydrogen capabilities and products, ultimately positioning the province as a key player in the global hydrogen market. With a focus on fostering innovation, creating jobs, and enhancing export potential, British Columbia is leveraging this investment to drive growth in its hydrogen sector and attract significant interest from investors.