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ITM Power has received a contract to build and place 5 hydrogen fueling stations on the Isle of Wight in Great Britain. Four of the stations will be for refueling land-based vehicles and one station will be used for refueling marine vessels. According to ITM Power, “ITM Power has been granted planning permission for an • Read More »

Yesterday, I talked about the need in Whistler, B. C., Canada for better hydrogen refueling infrastructure in order to save their fuel cell bus program. Today, I would like to talk about a student contest for building drop-in hydrogen fueling stations that could be a solution for Whistler. The aim of the 2014 Hydrogen Student • Read More »

The H2 Mobility Group, comprised of Daimler, Shell, Air Liquide, Linde, OMV and Total, are going full steam ahead in building 100 hydrogen fueling stations within the next 4 years and a total of 400 H2 fueling stations by the year 2023. According to the press release, “Daimler and five oil and industrial gas companies • Read More »

On June 13, 2013 I had talked about how California was getting seven new public hydrogen fueling stations. Well, the news today is way better. The California Senate and Assembly came together in a bipartisan manner to approve Assembly Bill 8 (AB8) that would extend clean fuel, vehicle and air quality programs. It would also • Read More »

The California Energy Commission approved grants of $18,690,000 for the building of 7 new hydrogen fueling station plus a few other hydrogen infrastructure upgrades. The major players, who must put up matching funds for the hydrogen fueling stations, include Linde LLC, Hydrogen Frontier Inc., Air Products and Air Liquide. Here is the breakdown: “Linde, LLC, • Read More »

Japan and Germany are both once again putting the pedal to the metal in regard to building more hydrogen fueling stations by 2015. This is the rollout date agree to by all of the major automakers for their commercial hydrogen fuel cell cars. According to Fuel Cell Today (courtesy Nikkei), “The Nikkei reports that JX • Read More »

The building of hydrogen fueling stations in California are now back on track (but is it the right track?). The California Energy Commission has now stated they are accepting applications for the building of up to 25 new hydrogen fueling stations. The grants being handed out by the California Energy Commission will reimburse companies up • Read More »

Japan’s earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011 and subsequent Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster have given the leaders of that country a lot to think about in regard to the safe use of energy going forward. And because of the desire to use safe, renewable green energy and to use it in cars, the Ministry • Read More »

By the witching hour in 2015, Air Liquide will have built 10 hydrogen fueling stations in Germany. This will bring the total up to 50 public filling stations for the German Hydrogen Highway network. According to Air Liquide, “By 2015, Germany will have a supply network of at least 50 public filling stations. Air Liquide • Read More »

Germany which is already the worldwide frontrunner in hydrogen cars and hydrogen fueling stations has just decided to commit to being even more proactive. Right now, Germany is part of the European Union Hydrogen Highway system and has a reported 41 hydrogen fueling stations, both public and private. The number of public stations however is • Read More »