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The Brandywine Hydrogen Project, coordinated by the Lil'wat Nation, has been awarded over $1.5 million from the Clean Fuels Fund to develop clean hydrogen production in Brandywine, Canada. The project will leverage renewable energy from the Brandywine Creek Hydroelectric Project to produce clean hydrogen via electrolysis, aiming to displace carbon emissions.

Once operational, it will generate up to four tonnes of clean hydrogen daily, replacing five million liters of diesel annually and cutting CO2 emissions by nearly 16,000 tonnes. The project is in the front-end engineering phase and reflects the commitment to Indigenous-led clean fuel innovation.