Hydrogen for FCEVs Gets Big Boost in California

Energy Commission Puts $116 Million Toward Building Stations

Dec 14, 2020

California / Light-duty vehicles / Resources / California Agencies & Legislature / California

The California Energy Commission allocated up to $116 million on Wednesday to install fueling stations for hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric vehicles with the goal of having 200 stations supporting 230,000 vehicles in the next decade. The grants to three companies — Iwatani Corp. of America, FirstElement Fuel and Equilon Enterprises...

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