In this continued conversation on Hydrogen 2.0, we return to Larry Young, CEO and Founder of Total Containment Inc, and Dan Fujinaga, Department Manager of Pipeline Integrity and Operations at C-FER Technologies, for a deeper look at risk in the hydrogen ecosystem.

Recorded at the 2026 Canadian Hydrogen Convention, this episode digs into what it will take to earn public trust in hydrogen, from the lessons learned across other energy sectors to the role pilot programs, like Edmonton's hydrogen bus fleet, play in building a track record of safe performance. Larry and Dan also unpack the current state of pipeline testing and development, the technical limitations of testing hydrogen at scale, and why bringing the public along for the ride, through transparency and incremental progress, will be just as important as the engineering itself.

Guests:
Larry Young, CEO and Founder, Total Containment Inc
Dan Fujinaga, Department Manager - Pipeline Integrity and Operations, C-FER Technologies

Host: Kessia Kopecky

Website: http://hydrogen.ca

In this episode of Hydrogen 2.0, we talk with Larry Young, CEO and Founder of Total Containment Inc, and Dan Fujinaga, Department Manager of Pipeline Integrity and Operations at C-FER Technologies, about the role pipelines will play in building a hydrogen economy.

Recorded at the 2026 Canadian Hydrogen Convention, the conversation explores why pipelines are essential for moving hydrogen at scale, the potential to adapt existing infrastructure, and the safety, material, and economic questions that need to be addressed along the way. They also discuss the importance of quantitative risk assessment, ongoing maintenance, testing, and investment in making hydrogen transportation safe, practical, and commercially viable.

Guests: Larry Young, CEO and Founder, Total Containment Inc

Dan Fujinaga, Department Manager - Pipeline Integrity and Operations, C-FER Technologies

Host: Kessia Kopecky
Website: http://hydrogen.ca

In this episode of Hydrogen 2.0, we talk with Eric Lefebvre, CEO of H2CanFly, and Alejandro Block, Environment Officer at the International Civil Aviation Organization, about the role hydrogen can play in decarbonizing aviation.

Recorded at the 2026 Canadian Hydrogen Convention, the conversation explores why hydrogen is emerging as a viable solution for Canada’s aviation sector, where early opportunities are taking shape across drones, commercial aviation, and defence applications, and what it will take to move from pilots and demonstrations to broader adoption. They also discuss international collaboration, certification, policy alignment, and the role regional hydrogen ecosystems like the Edmonton Region Hydrogen Hub can play in accelerating deployment.

Guests:
Eric Lefebvre CEO, H2CanFly
Alejandro Block Environment Officer, International Civil Aviation

Organization Host: Kessia Kopecky
Website: http://hydrogen.ca