Matching Supply and Demand in the British Columbia Hydrogen Ecosystem

Synopsis

Drawing on HTEC’s 20 years of experience across the clean hydrogen value chain, this presentation will examine how the company’s integrated strategy creates viable business cases for all stakeholders in British Columbia’s developing hydrogen ecosystem. The session will highlight HTEC’s coordinated approach to balancing production facilities, distribution networks, and vehicle deployment programs in concentrated geographic regions. Attendees will gain insights from HTEC’s recent initiatives, including plans for three hydrogen production facilities, a liquefaction plant, a 20-station refueling network, and the deployment of 100 hydrogen trucks through their H2 Gateway program in British Columbia.

• How British Columbia’s regional ecosystem approach resolves the fundamental supply-demand coordination challenge in hydrogen transportation markets
• What financing and business models are proving most effective for accelerating fleet transitions to hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks in the region
• How hydrogen infrastructure deployment is being sequenced to support the gradual transition from gaseous to liquid hydrogen as demand scales
• What partnership structures between technology providers, fleet operators, and infrastructure developers have proven most successful in HTEC’s British Columbia experience