The Clean Energy and Major Projects Office (CEMPO) is the main point of contact for proponents looking to bring clean energy projects to British Columbia, as well as for major projects currently underway in the province. The former BC Hydrogen Office is housed within CEMPO.
The Clean Energy and Major Projects Office (CEMPO) is the primary government liaison for provincial matters related to clean energy and major projects, with responsibility for project management, coordinating inside and outside government to ensure that projects are meeting the Province’s priorities and objectives.
In alignment with the EMLI Minister’s mandate letter, the CEMPO prioritizes the advancement of First Nations interests and First Nations-led clean energy projects, including facilitating partnerships with and benefits for First Nations, such as business opportunities and skills training.
Read the news release to learn more.
The CEMPO offers project management support across the entire life cycle of various projects, encompassing a wide range of sectors, including, but not limited to hydrogen, biofuels, carbon capture, utilization and storage, as well as emerging energy storage technologies.
Please complete the Project Information Form to connect with CEMPO regarding your project.
The B.C. Hydrogen Strategy is our plan to become a leading hydrogen economy. The strategy outlines government’s actions to accelerate the development of B.C.’s hydrogen sector. This will create economic opportunities throughout the province. It will also help reduce emissions and overcome our reliance on fossil fuels.
B.C. Hydrogen Regulatory Mapping Study (2023)
Carbon Intensity of Hydrogen Production Methods Report (2023)
Northeast B.C. Geological Carbon Capture and Storage Atlas (2023)
B.C. Hydrogen Study (2019)
Please contact the Clean Energy and Major Projects Office with questions or inquiries about building projects or investing in British Columbia’s clean economy. CEMPO@gov.bc.ca
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