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Welcome to Hydrogen 2.0 — the Edmonton Region Hydrogen Hub's new podcast series.
Hydrogen 2.0 is where we’ll dig into what’s changed, what’s working, and what’s next in Alberta’s clean-energy story here at home and beyond.
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Communications and Engagement Specialist
Kessia Kopecky is a communications professional dedicated to sharing the Edmonton region’s decarbonization story.
Through her involvement in Edmonton Region Hydrogen Hub, she strives to expand the awareness of hydrogen in the region and the global influence of our local ecosystem by telling a compelling story of its clean tech economy, fostering partnerships, and showcasing the region’s clean tech investment opportunities.
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Edmonton Region Hydrogen Hub is located and operates in Amiskwaciwâskahikan on Treaty 6 Territory and Métis homelands.
We acknowledge this land as the traditional gathering place and centre for trade for many Indigenous peoples, including First Nations, Métis, and Inuit. We recognize that inclusivity is at the heart of sustainable growth and understand that Indigenous partnerships and voices must be at the forefront of the radical transformation of our region
