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Canada will stop being global hydrogen leader without rapid federal follow-through right now

To make sure we don’t lose investment and potential to the U.S., the government must develop a supportive ecosystem, incentivize hydrogen production, and encourage hydrogen demand.

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BY IVETTE VERA-PEREZ
September 28, 2022

Opinion | BY IVETTE VERA-PEREZ | September 28, 2022

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Canada will stop being global hydrogen leader without rapid federal follow-through right now

To make sure we don’t lose investment and potential to the U.S., the government must develop a supportive ecosystem, incentivize hydrogen production, and encourage hydrogen demand.

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