Canada needs to get ambitious about green hydrogen, or risk being left behind

If Canada wants to be a serious player in the new hydrogen world, it will have to take the challenges much more seriously. So far, there’s little evidence of that.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz during the chancellor's visit to Montreal, Que., on Aug. 21.
TORONTO—After a successful German visit by Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Canada now joins that country’s global network of potential green hydrogen suppliers. But shouldn’t we have a higher ambition? Germany has a two-pronged strategy: First to ensure a well-diversified worldwide network of green h...

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