ST. REGIS - When the Idaho Forest Group closed operations in St. Regis in 2021, many were worried about what the lack of those jobs would do to the community. Watch to learn more about St. Regis becoming part of the Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub:Hydrogen highway soon to run through St. Regis solar arrayNow, in 2025, renewable energy may offer new jobs in St. Regis. "We really feel this is our future," St. Regis Solar Hydrogen CEO George Bailey told MTN. The hydrogen highway of the future will soon run through St. Regis, as the small town was selected to be part of the Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub, a $1 billion project funded by the U.S. Department of Energy. Being a busy travel stop on I-90, St. Regis positions itself as the spot to generate and distribute the fuel.