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We chat with Peter Fenwick, Director, Scale-Up and Growth Programs at Mount Royal University, and Steven Martens, co-lead of the Hydrogen Innovation Accelerator. We discuss how accelerators work and current initiatives in Alberta to support the emerging hydrogen economy.
Register for the Hydrogen Hack on June 21st in Edmonton:
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/hydrogen-hack-learn-and-participate-hydrogen-innovation-accelerator-tickets-643129155617
Information on the Hydrogen Innovation Accelerator: https://www.innovationaccelerator.ca/
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