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Transition to a commercial fuel cell vehicle market in CaliforniaFor a decade, the members of the California Fuel Cell Partnership have been working together to successfully navigate the early stages of fuel cell vehicle and hydrogen station deployments. As of June 2009, CaFCP members have placed more than 300 fuel cell passenger vehicles and transit buses, and 26 hydrogen stations, into California communities.
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For a decade, the members of the California Fuel Cell Partnership have been working together to successfully navigate the early stages of fuel cell vehicle and hydrogen station deployments. As of June 2009, CaFCP members have placed more than 300 fuel cell passenger vehicles and transit buses, and 26 hydrogen stations, into California communities.
We are wrapping up the last few years of a demonstration phase, and are now focusing on the transition to the commercial market. This includes building retail hydrogen stations, working at grassroots level with community outreach, actively participating in codes and standards development, and preparing for retail sales of hydrogen. The goal is that one day in the future, millions of people could be driving fuel cell vehicles. To get to millions, we have to start with thousands.
Source: www.renewableenergyfocus.com
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