Canada’s current patchwork of federal, provincial and territorial greenhouse gas emission reduction plans “has been neither effective nor cost-effective,” according to a recent Conference Board of Canada report. And if the country is going to be successful in achieving its emissions reductions targets, better coordination among all jurisdictions is required.

Hydrogen Technology and Energy Corp. (HTEC) and Air Liquide Hydrogen Energy along with provincial and federal government support are going to build a hydrogen liquefaction facility in North Vancouver. It will be the first of its kind in the Pacific Northwest.