US EditionCanada Invests $466k In B.C.'s Hydrogen And Fuel Cell Sector - Canadian Manufacturing
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Canada Invests $466k In B.C.'s Hydrogen And Fuel Cell Sector - Canadian Manufacturing
Image of the Honourable Gregor Robertson, Minister of Housing and Infrastructure and Minister responsible for PacifiCan. (CNW Group/Pacific Economic Development Canada) VANCOUVER — British Columbia gets federal investment of $466,956 for its hydrogen and fuel cell companies. Gregor Robertson, minister responsible for Pacific Economic Development Canada (PacifiCan), made the announcement. This investment was provided through PacifiCan’s Regional …
PacifiCan Powers Up B.C.'s Hydrogen Cluster with Clean Energy Investment
British Columbia is home to the largest hydrogen and fuel cell cluster in Canada, housing more than half of all related companies in the country. Employing nearly 1,400 full-time workers, this hydrogen cluster powers low-emission energy solutions—and this week attracted federal investment. “With clean energy innovation, British Columbians are leading Canada into the hydrogen economy,” says Gregor Robertson, Minister of Housing and Infrastructure…
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