Vancouver

Energy distribution and utilities

Electric and Hydrogen Vehicles

Commercial vehicles and powertrains

Technologies focused on harnessing energy from renewable sources, which the new center aims to advance.

Technology that generates electricity through an electrochemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, with water as the only byproduct.

A technology used to capture waste heat from sewage to provide low-carbon heat and hot water for buildings.

Hazer Group's operational facility that demonstrates the proprietary methane-to-hydrogen and graphite conversion process at commercial scale.

This project in Vancouver will boost the Neigbourhood Energy Utility (NEU) capacity for providing buildings in the False Creek region with low-carbon heat and hot water.

An expansion of the Level-2 electric vehicle charging station network across British Columbia, aiming to bring in over 80 new stations.

A line of factory-made pressurized alkaline electrolysers, with the latest model being a 6.5 MW unit designed for cost-effective green hydrogen production.

Produced via the Hazer process from natural gas.

These are products designed to extend the range of electric vehicles, particularly for heavy-duty and medium-duty transport applications.