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The ZEV Action Plan
In March 2012, Governor Brown issued an executive order directing state government to help accelerate the market for zero-...
Reaching Out to Electeds
November brought a new crop of elected officials to office in Sacramento, just in time to make major decisions about energy...
A Road Map for Fuel Cell Electric Buses in California
How can fuel cell electric buses fulfill California’s goal of decreasing transportation air pollution? CaFCP members...
Where in the World?
Fuel cells and hydrogen are not a “California-only” thing. Around the world, countries and companies are building stations...
Welcome New Members - CSULA and Proton OnSite
California State University-Los Angeles and Proton OnSite joined CaFCP in the first quarter of 2013. Cal State LA has an...
 
 
 
 
 

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Apr
15

The future is a tricky place to spend your time.

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Apr
01

The Fuel Cell Expo 2013 at Tokyo Big Site in Japan was the first...

Mar
29

The Tokyo Big Sight convention center is huge. The ground floor...

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May
24

Join Keith Malone from the California Fuel Cell Partnership at the 2013 Orange County Alternative Fuels Odyssey Day Event from 8:00am...

Why FCEVs?

Fuel cell electric vehicles will provide customers with a no-compromise electric-drive vehicle with longer range, quick refill, high performance and comfort along with zero emissions and a low-carbon and potentially renewable fuel.

How does it work?

Fuel cells use locally produced hydrogen to create electrcity, which powers the vehicle. An important part of the alternative fuel vehicle portfolio, FCEVs will help reduce pollution and greenhouse gasA gas in Earth's atmosphere that traps heat and can contribute to global warming. Carbon dioxide and methane are two GHGs. emissions.

When can I buy one?

Several automakers plan to introduce FCEVs to the California commercial market beginning in 2015. Hydrogen stations are open, under construction and planned to support the coming vehicles.