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Mapping Canada’s Hydrogen Future: Major Projects Across Canada

To support industry stakeholders, policymakers, and innovators, we have compiled and will maintain this comprehensive table of major Canadian hydrogen projects. This living document provides an at-a-glance overview of the scale, diversity, and momentum of hydrogen initiatives from coast to coast.


Why Hydrogen Matters for Canada

Hydrogen is emerging as a cornerstone of Canada’s net-zero ambitions. From powering fuel cell vehicles to decarbonizing heavy industry and creating new export opportunities, hydrogen is attracting unprecedented investment and policy support. The projects below represent the backbone of this transition, showcasing leadership in both green (renewable-based) and blue (CCUS-enabled) hydrogen.


Our Commitment to You

At Vaekst, we don’t just track the market—we help shape it. Our team is actively engaged with the ecosystem, supporting project development, feasibility, permitting, partnerships, and investment. We will keep this table up to date as new projects are announced, milestones are reached, and Canada’s hydrogen landscape evolves.


Major Hydrogen Projects in Canada

(Last updated: April 16, 2025)

Company/ Consortium

City

Prov

Capacity

Start/ Planned

Latest Status


FortisBC

Delta

BC

60 tonnes/day

2026

In development (permits in progress)

CNOOC

Fort Nelson

BC

45 MW (electrolyzer)

2025

Under construction (2024 update)

Hydra Energy

Prince George

BC

5 tonnes/day

Operational (2022)

Operational

Woodfibre LNG, Enbridge

Squamish

BC

250 MW

2027

In development, FID announced late 2024

Ballard Power Systems

Vancouver

BC

Pilot scale

Ongoing

Ongoing pilot/demo projects

Haisla Nation, partners

Kitimat

BC

300 MW

2027

Announced (FEED underway)

HTEC, ERCO Worldwide

North Vancouver

BC

15 tonnes/day

2026

In development, permits received

Alberta Industrial Heartland

Edmonton Region

AB

1 GW (blue)

2030

Planning phase, pre-FID

Air Products

Edmonton

AB

165 tonnes/day (60,000 t/yr)

2026

Under construction (2023–)

Shell

Fort Saskatchewan

AB

900 tonnes/day (blue)

2025

Under construction

Suncor, ATCO

Fort Saskatchewan

AB

300,000 t/yr

2028

FEED phase (early 2025 update)

H2U Technologies

Calgary

AB

50 tonnes/day

2024

Announced, status unclear (no recent update)

TransAlta

Pincher Creek

AB

800 t/yr

2025

Early development (2024 update)

Alberta Gov’t, TC Energy

Calgary Region

AB

Up to 1 GW

2028

Announced, initial planning

BluEarth Renewables

Southern Alberta

AB

300 MW

2027

Announced, no recent update

Prairie Lithium, First Hydrogen

Regina

SK

150 tonnes/day

2025

Pre-construction (2024)

Thorold CoGeneration, Manitoba Hydro

Brandon

MB

25 MW (pilot)

2025

Early development

Red River Energy

Winnipeg

MB

20 MW

2026

Announced (2024)

Atura Power

Niagara Falls

ON

20 MW (electrolyzer)

2024

Commissioning (Spring 2024)

Enbridge Gas

Markham

ON

2.5 MW

Operational (2021)

Operational

Lanxess

Windsor

ON

20 MW

2024

Under construction (2024 update)

NGIF Industry Grants

Greater Toronto Area

ON

Pilot project

Ongoing (2023)

Ongoing

Air Liquide

Bécancour

QC

20 MW (green)

Operational (2021)

Operational

TES (Tree Energy Solutions)

Mauricie

QC

500 MW (electrolyzer)

2026

Permitting stage (2024)

Hy2gen, Green Impact Partners

Baie-Comeau

QC

1 GW (wind & hydro), 200,000 t/yr

2027

Announced, feasibility studies (2024)

Universal H2

Baie-Comeau

QC

100,000 t/yr (ammonia/green H2)

2026

Early planning

H2V Énergies

Lac-Mégantic

QC

700 MW

2026

Announced, feasibility studies (2024)

Shell, Suncor, Enerkem

Varennes

QC

88 MW

2025

Under construction

H2V Énergies, Greenfield Global

Saguenay

QC

200,000 t/yr

2027

Announced (2024)

H2V Énergies

Baie-Comeau

QC

500 MW

2026

Early development

EverWind Fuels

Point Tupper

NS

1 GW

2025

Construction started (late 2023)

Port of Belledune, partners

Belledune

NB

200,000 t/yr

2027

Planning phase

World Energy GH2

Stephenville

NL

1 GW (Phase 1), up to 3+ GW

2025–2030

Phase 1: Construction (2023–), FID reached

EverWind Fuels

Burgeo

NL

1 GW (Phase 1), up to 2+ GW

2026

Announced, permitting underway

ABO Wind

Burgeo

NL

2 GW

2028

Early development (2024)

CIP

Port au Port Peninsula

NL

1.5 GW (wind), 250,000 t/yr

2026–2028

Announced, feasibility studies

North Atlantic Refining

St. John's

NL

450 MW

2028

Early stage

City of Summerside, Hydrogenics

Summerside

PEI

Pilot project

Operational (2022)

Operational


Insights and Next Steps


  • Alberta and British Columbia are leading in blue and green hydrogen projects, respectively.

  • Atlantic Canada is rapidly developing export-scale projects, targeting global markets.

  • The pace of announcements is accelerating—with many projects now moving from feasibility to construction.


Are you developing a hydrogen project or assessing market opportunities?

Vaekst offers tailored support across the project lifecycle—from feasibility studies and partnerships to regulatory navigation and funding strategies.


Want to Stay Updated?

Bookmark this page or reach out to our team—we will keep this table updated as Canada’s hydrogen journey continues to evolve.


Contact Vaekst for trusted insight, strategy, and support on your hydrogen ambitions.




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