HTEC opens sixth hydrogen station in Canada
Developed in partnership with 7-Eleven Canada, this new location joins the company’s hydrogen network across Lower Mainland, Kelowna, and Vancouver.
HTEC has announced the opening of its sixth retail light-duty hydrogen refueling station, located in Vancouver, Canada, in partnership with 7-Eleven Canada and utilizing Cavendish Hydrogen equipment.
This new location joins the company’s five existing stations in the Lower Mainland, Kelowna, and Vancouver Island. Its development was partially financed by the Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) through its Charging and Hydrogen Refueling Infrastructure (CHRI) initiative, announced last year.
“We’re excited to see this new station come online—it’s another step forward in building a hydrogen ecosystem to decarbonize the transportation sector that the HTEC team has been working toward for years,” said Colin Armstrong, President and CEO of HTEC.
This investment also contributes to the company’s broader H2 Gateway Program rollout, including hydrogen production and liquefaction facilities, additional refueling stations, and zero-emission fuel cell electric trucks.
To date, HTEC’s hydrogen station network has dispensed about 102,500 kilograms of hydrogen and supports up to 300 hydrogen electric vehicles in British Columbia.
