We see an Indigenous and community-owned green hydrogen economy for the future of fuel in British Columbia. We are a values-driven company, and our mission is to transform how fuel is produced by developing Indigenous-owned green hydrogen production and fueling centers. We center the values of Truth, Family, Health, and Culture in each project.
We believe First Nations and Indigenous communities should lead the opportunity in a shift to green energy. We are deeply committed to developing business opportunities based on mutual respect, cooperation, and mutual benefit for lands, waters, and people.
This hydrogen network will service the industrial heavy-duty transportation corridor—one of the highest polluting sectors in British Columbia—as well as fossil fuel-reliant communities. The supply of hydrogen would flow in a distributed supply chain. Hydrogen would be produced, stored short-term, and shipped daily to fueling stations in trucks powered by fuel cells.
Prince Rupert Hydrogen Fuelling Station
Coming Soon
Prince George Hydrogen Fuelling Station
Announcement expected Summer 2024
First green hydrogen production facility
MOU signed, feasibility and consultation process ongoing
Announcement expected Summer 2024
Representatives of Salish Elements and the Indigenous government of Xaxli’p signed an Agreement in Principle (AIP) in May of this year to collaborate on the development of a 25 MW green hydrogen production facility in Xaxli’p territory.
Chairman Rueben George of Tsleil-Waututh Nation, Chief (Kukpi7) Darrell Bob of Xaxli’p, and the Hon. Josie Osborne, Minister of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation, formally announced the AIP at the Hy-fcell conference at Canada Place June 18.
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We operate from the core of our integrity and communicate honestly with everyone.
Our projects enhance the ability for families to stay connected and close together by creating economic opportunities right at home.
Each project ensures development impacts are limited and communities see environmental and economic benefits without compromising mental, physical, emotional and spiritual health.
We work in a community ownership model and work to incorporate the local traditions, culture, values and needs into each project.
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