H2MB develops a renewable‑energy‑powered electrolysis plant in Manitoba to produce low‑cost green hydrogen for regional industries, transportation fleets, and power generators. By supplying hydrogen directly or as a natural‑gas blend and integrating fuel‑cell technologies, the company enables customers to replace fossil‑derived fuels and reduce emissions across the Canadian prairies.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Current hydrogen production in Canada relies heavily on fossil‑based processes that emit CO₂, limiting the ability of industries and transportation to decarbonize. The lack of affordable, locally produced green hydrogen hampers the transition to a zero‑emission economy in the prairie region.
Solution
H2MB is developing a green hydrogen production facility in Manitoba that uses renewable electricity to electrolyze water, creating hydrogen with zero carbon emissions. The company plans to supply this low‑cost green hydrogen to regional industries, transportation fleets, and power generators, enabling them to replace fossil‑derived fuels. By integrating fuel‑cell technologies and offering hydrogen as a direct fuel or as a blend with natural gas, H2MB aims to reduce emissions across multiple sectors. The initiative also includes partnerships with local stakeholders to build a hydrogen marketplace and infrastructure for distribution throughout the Canadian prairies.
Target Audience
Primary customers are transportation operators, industrial manufacturers (e.g., ammonia, methanol, steel, oil refining), and energy providers seeking low‑carbon fuel for heating and power in Manitoba and the broader prairie region.
Features
- Renewable‑energy‑powered electrolysis plant designed to produce hydrogen at the lowest cost in the region
- Supply contracts for transportation applications such as buses, trucks, forklifts, rail, marine and aviation
- Hydrogen blending solutions for residential, commercial and industrial heating and power generation
- Collaboration framework with chemical, refining and steel producers to replace fossil hydrogen inputs
- Planned distribution network and fueling stations to support on‑site and off‑site hydrogen use