Each quarter, RMP reviews changes, updates, & data related to hydrogen infrastructure in the USA & Canada. Today’s publication for Q3-2020 is a real milestone in that California officially announced through GFO-19-602 the funding of over 123 new hydrogen fueling stations across the state. With approx 42 open now, the way has been paved for California to have more than 100 hydrogen stations open. All new stations will be required to dispense a minimum of 40% hydrogen made from renewable resources but some will most likely be 100% renewable. Click through to read about this momentous quarter. Thanks for reading!
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I was the very first FCEV driver to fill up at the new Fountain Valley Station. It was the city where I grew up and I couldn’t be happier for Fountain Valley, True Zero, and hydrogen consumers in California. C’mon Michigan, you could do this too! All the best, Mark M.
Thanks Mark. I think it’s time I start writing to Michigan legislators to get things going.
Thank you for the excellent summary of this quarter’s happenings. As a FCEV driver since early 2016, now halfway through the lease of my second fuel cell car, I follow this stuff closely, but your report is perhaps the best at consolidating all of the information from different states (and Canada!) into a digestible form. Bravo. Glad to have you along for the ride (and I hope Michigan will get with the program!)
Thanks David!