Salish Elements is an Indigenous majority owned company that partners with Indigenous communities to develop green hydrogen projects that respect tradition and nature, while bringing fair, equitable economic growth
Green Hydrogen
A Clear Way Forward
Looking After Our Lands, Our Waters and Our People
Truth
Family
Health
Culture
Our Families and Communities are a top priority
To be truthful to oneself and to others
The Health of our People and the Environment are important
We Listen and Incorporate the Local Culture into Our Projects
Each project ensures development impacts are limited and the community sees maximum environmental and economic benefits with minimal harm to emotional, physical, mental and spiritual well being of land, waters, animals and people
We aim to operate from the core of our integrity and use the tools we have to create a better world than the one we inherited. We speak and act from the truth in our hearts
We take the time to listen and understand the community, and their way of life. We then foster community ownership and incorporate the local traditions, culture, values and needs into our project.
Our projects enhance the ability for families to stay connected and close together. Our projects can help young people see economic opportunities right at home and build a future in their community.
- Green Hydrogen Fuel Production and Supply
- Hydrogen Distribution Network
- Transportation Sector and Community Power Conversions to Hydrogen
What We Do
Our hydrogen development areas include:
Learn More About Hydrogen
... in an inclusive way that creates values-driven public-private cooperation
Building An Indigenous and Community Owned Green Hydrogen Economy
We do this to build a just and equitable
Indigenous hydrogen economy
Our values come from
Traditional Coast Salish Longhouse Law
Making our Landmark Vision a Reality
An Indigenous Green Hydrogen Highway
Salish Elements envisions a landmark Hydrogen Highway, built in
partnership with Indigenous peoples on their traditional lands. This Hydrogen Highway would supply fuelling stations with only green hydrogen created from water and the cleanest available electricity.
This hydrogen network will service industrial heavy duty transportation corridor – One of the highest polluting sectors in British Columbia, as well as fossil fuel reliant communities.
- Indigenous Communities Interested in Economic Development
- Fossil Fuel Consumers Looking to Transition – Transport and Community Power
- Government and Public Institutions
- Capital Financing and Investment
- Hydrogen Technology Providers
Forming Strategic Partnerships
Join us in shaping a better future for generations to come
