[ssiguy]

We have endless economic debates about oil and it's effects on Alberta but our quickly decarbonizing world will effect so much more of our broader economy in every province. We are quickly moving into a decarbonized economy due to our climate change and pollution ridden emergency.

There is only ONE energy option we have, hydrogen....there is no second place. The amount of technological advancement {and it's applications} in hydrogen even over the last 5 years has been dizzying. Just in the last year a Calgary firm has discovered away to create hydrogen from capped oil wells and the oil sands. The biggest game changer came just 5 days ago. Houston hydrogen scientists have figured out a way to get to desalinate hydrogen...……..we can now get hydrogen power from SEAWATER. Fresh water is the world's most sought after commodity so taking it to create hydrogen has been problematic as those countries need every drop just to fulfill their basic consumption, industrial, and agricultural needs. Now 95% of the planet has access to a clean and endless energy supply.

Will Canada be up to the challenge of responding to a hydrogen based world with no fossil fuel production or exports? How will that change our government coffers, employment, and even regional alienation issues?