Named may-produce low-carbon hydrogen from Hydra’s planned Prince George flagship production and refuelling station on the Highway 16 corridor (company 20 Sep 2022: world’s largest hydrogen refuelling station; two on-site 5 MW electrolyzers powered with hydroelectricity; 3,250 kg/day; four bays; operational early 2024 as then-stated). BIV May 2024: delayed to fall 2026 (long-lead items and BCER requirements); $62 million; Sintich Road and Northern Crescent civic — plant, not stored as HQ. Company HaaS: planned flagship living template converting existing heavy-duty vehicles in exchange for long-term local fuel contracts. Extra named Chemtrade green-hydrogen offtake is partner mill, not this person’s hydrogen. Extra named Port of Prince Rupert / EIA stations are corridor / MOU sites, not stored. Extra industrial-gases desk not used. May-produce — listed. NAICS Canada 2022 325120 Industrial gas manufacturing (illustrative example hydrogen, manufacturing). CBSA 2804.10.00 Hydrogen (T2026 ch.28 heading 28.04 Hydrogen, rare gases and other non-metals). ISED 280410 Hydrogen. ISED CID 2024 major importers for HS 280410 do not name Hydra Energy Canada Corporation (golden copy 31 Aug 2026). Bulk / dangerous-goods. Prince George plant civic not stored. No named directory seaport. Export unconfirmed.
