Government of Ontario

A high-pressure system used for refueling hydrogen vehicles, allowing for a significant amount of hydrogen to be stored onboard.

Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.

A renewable energy technology that harnesses the potential energy of flowing water to generate electrical power. The Niagara Tunnel Project uses water from the Niagara River to drive turbines at the Sir Adam Beck Generating Station.

Ontario

Alberta

Ontario's first commercial hydrogen refueling station for heavy-duty vehicles, featuring a 700-bar pressure-fill system located at ITD Industries' headquarters in Etobicoke.

An infrastructure project that connects the Niagara River to the Sir Adam Beck hydroelectric generation complex to expand renewable energy production in Ontario. The project has existed in some form since 1922 and represents a major expansion of the province's hydroelectric capacity.

A feasibility study launched by the Ontario government to evaluate the viability of hydrogen fuel cells for powering electric trains on the GO Transit network.

Electric trucks powered by hydrogen fuel cells, whose sales are increasing and driving the need for expanded energy infrastructure.