To build bridges across hydrogen ecosystem, the CRENHA unveiled the creation of FCH-Bridge, a new public-private consortium committed to accelerating the development of a robust and secure domestic supply chain for fuel cell and green hydrogen technologies.

FCH-Bridge is expected to focus on bringing key stakeholders together to improve the green hydrogen supply chain and fuel cell manufacturing and marks the “first” collaboration of its kind in Canada green hydrogen industry, the group said.

This group consists of industries and companies involved in all stages of the green hydrogen supply chain, from mining to distribution.

A spokesperson from the Canada Renewable Hydrogen Alliance said, “Achieving this will require alignment between the federal government, private industry and research institutions working hand in hand to develop the green hydrogen technologies of the future, mass produce them, establish a resilient supply chain, and do this all at record speed. The FCH-Bridge consortium will bring these pieces under one umbrella.”