Mobile hydrogen refueling system

Automotive

H2 fuel technology

Energy subsidiary of STEF

California

Northern Norway (specifically Hålogalandsvegen project)

Tokyo

The world's first mobile hydrogen fuel station, designed to deliver hydrogen fuel to fuel cell vehicles at various locations. The station can carry enough hydrogen to power five fuel cell vehicles.

A planned hydrogen refueling station in Northern California within HTA's service area, which PowerTap is exploring to reconfigure for supporting HTA's hydrogen fuel cell electric buses.

Humboldt Transit Authority's initiative to add hydrogen fuel cell electric buses to its public transit fleet in California, with potential hydrogen fuel supply from PowerTap.

Vehicles powered by hydrogen fuel cells that will be used for transportation during the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. Major automakers have plans to release fuel cell vehicles.

Mobile lighting units equipped with hydrogen fuel cells developed by Altergy Systems, designed to replace diesel generator-powered lighting units used in construction, aviation, and entertainment industries.

A new mobile hydrogen refueler solution described as a self-contained fueling station on wheels, with a capacity of 1,500 kilograms. It is designed to reduce deployment time and infrastructure costs for hydrogen use in commercial vehicles.