Grants and Contributions:

Title:
KAMLOOPS CLEAN ENERGY CENTER
Agreement Number:
CFF-I-0024
Agreement Value:
$1,528,437.00
Agreement Date:
Oct 17, 2024 - May 30, 2026
Description:
The purpose of this agreement is to conduct feasibility and FEED studies to assess the feasibility of building a new electrolysis facility to produce hydrogen and oxygen, in Kamloops, British Columbia. Project “Kamloops Clean Energy Center” (KCEC) will be located on the Kruger Kamloops pulp mill site which is on the unceded territory of Tk'emlüps te Secwépemc. KCEC is planned as a 10 MW plant using electrolyzer technology that will produce low carbon hydrogen at approximately 1700 tonnes per year. The facility will use water from Kruger, and renewable power to produce green hydrogen and oxygen.
Organization:
Natural Resources Canada
Expected Results:

This Project will help increase production capacity of clean fuels in Canada.

Location:
KAMLOOPS, British Columbia, CA V2H 1H1
Reference Number:
115-2025-2026-Q2-17543
Agreement Type:
Contribution
Report Type:
Grants and Contributions
Recipient Type:
Indigenous recipients
Additional Information:

Amendment: Duration of agreement / Award previously disclosed for the 3rd Quarter of 2024-2025. Grant or contribution awarded and spanning more than one fiscal year.

Amendment Date
Sep 29, 2025
Recipient's Legal Name:
TK’EMLÜPS TE SECWÉPEMC
Program:
Clean Fuels Program
Program Purpose:

Programming using contributions to support Clean Fuels, Transportation and Industry will help deliver on the policy objective enabling energy transition, as a key component of achieving Canada’s climate change objectives, and path to net-zero. Specifically, programming fosters greater energy efficient and electrification of transportation, as well as growing the production, and end-use of clean fuels in two essential sectors of the economy – transportation and industry.This programming also supports implementation of key policy objectives, including implementing the Clean Fuels Regulations, complementing enhanced carbon pricing, more stringent vehicle and industry emission standards, all laying the foundation to be net-zero by 2050.

Amendments: