SEPTEMBER 7-10, 2021. 2021 Pacific Fuels & Convinience Summit, in San Diego, CA. Join Keith Malone and staff on Wednesday, September 8 during the "Fuels of the Future: Taking Advantage of Opportunities in an Evolving Market" Panel with CaFCP members. As of July 1, California has 48 light-duty hydrogen stations that are open to passenger car drivers, in addition to two stations serving heavy-duty trucks in Southern California. More than 100 stations – car, bus and truck – are in development and expected to open over the next several years.
Economic data from the California Energy Commission shows hydrogen station costs coming down, and the percentage of private co-investment increasing substantially. In addition, a recent report from the Air Resources Board shows that California can have a self-sufficient (translation: no government funding) light-duty hydrogen fueling network by 2030 with a final infusion of state co-funding that will likely attract a 90% investment match by private industry.
Join us for a session about hydrogen station development that includes a panel discussion and Q&A session with developers and operators.