Industry committee  That's a good question. Currently within the B.C. Hydrogen Highway, a local green source of hydrogen is being produced and purified from waste streams. So we have some industry on the north shore, and they vent out enough hydrogen for thousands of vehicles.

Industry committee  That's correct.

Industry committee  Yes. We're taking a slipstream of that within one of our programs, purifying it, compressing it, storing it in high-pressure power cubes, and dispensing it to various sites for usage. One of them is going to Port Coquitlam to use in the natural gas blend for vehicles there. It's being utilized at a fuelling station for hydrogen vehicles.

Industry committee  We're producing hydrogen locally from a green source, and then shipping it to the sites where we fill our vehicles. That's one program we have; it's not the only solution. I toured the facility this morning for the first time and was very impressed.

Industry committee  Yes.

Industry committee  I'll be very brief. I want to reiterate something I may have already said, but I don't want to sound like a broken record. I come from the fuel cell industry. I've been there for almost 20 years, working in that area. We have a lead in a very important area, and that's transit.

Industry committee  Thanks very much for having me today. I appreciate being here. My name is Gary Schubak. I manage the Hydrogen Highway here in British Columbia. I work with John. John is my boss. My intent is just to take five minutes and explain what we're doing in British Columbia on the Hydrogen Highway and emphasize the importance of government partnership to our effort.