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Appendix D—List of Nation’s Hydrogen Stations
Hydrogen Analysis Resource Center: Operational Hydrogen Fueling Stations (Updated January 2009)
State
City or
Location
Name of
station
Source of
Information
(see citations
at the bottom
of the list)
Year Station
Opened
Description (see list of acronyms and abbreviations at
the bottom of this table)
AZ
Phoenix
Arizona
Public Service
Alternative Fuel
Pilot Plant
1,2,3 2001
Fuels: CGH2 and CNG/CGH2 blends (Hythane- HCNG)
with maximum inlet pressure rating of 5,000 psi, CNG with
maximum inlet pressure rating of 5,000 psi. Supply via
two methods: water electrolysis, and off-site production.
Vehicles Served: FCV.
CA
Arcata
Humboldt State
University
2,4 2008
Fuel:CGH2;on-site hydrogen generation via electrolysis.
System also includes compressor, storage tank, and
dispenser. Fuels Toyota Prius converted to run on
hydrogen. Vehicle H2 storage at 5000 psig.
CA Burbank Burbank Station 1,2,3,4 2006
Fuel: CGH2; on-site hydrogen generation via electrolysis
(Proton Hogen 200 electrolyzer). Vehicles Served: Fuel
cell vehicles and hydrogen powered internal combustion
engine vehicles. Organizations Involved: City of Burbank,
SCAQMD, Quantum, Proton Energy Systems, Air Products.
CA Chino Chino Station 1,2,3,4,5 2005
Fuel: CGH2; autothermal reformer for generation
of hydrogen. Organizations Involved: Hyundai,
ChevronTexaco, United Technologies, City of Chino, US
Department of Energy, AC Transit.
CA
Chula Vista
Chula Vista
Mobile Station
1,2,3,4 2003
Fuel: CGH2 @ 3,600 and 5,000 psi; mobile electrolyzer
HySTAT-A 36 Nm³/h (3kg/h) can fuel up to 20-30 cars per
day. Vehicles Served: Honda FCX FCV. Organizations
Involved: City of Chula Vista, Ford, Toyota, Sunline Transit
Agency, Hydrogenics.
CA
Davis
University of
California-Davis
Fueling Station
1,2,3,4 2004
Fuels: CGH2 @ 5,000 psi to Toyota FC hybrid vehicle,
Hythane @ 3,200 to 3,600 psi to buses, Liquid
hydrogen produced by Air Products at a reformer plant
in Sacramento. Using tanker trailers, LH2 is delivered
to a cryogenic storage tank near the refueling station.
Organizations Involved: Federal Transit Authority, Toyota,
Caltrans, Yolo-Solano Air Quality Management District, Air
Products, National Hydrogen Association.
CA
Diamond Bar
AQMD
Hydrogen
Highway
Network
Fueling Station
(H2 Station.
org); Diamond
Bar - Pinnacle
SCAQMD
1,2,3,4 2004
Fuel: CGH2; produced via electrolyzer. Vehicles
Served: Fuel cell vehicles (DaimlerChrysler, Toyota,
Honda). Organizations Involved: South Coast Air Quality
Management District; Hydrogenics; DaimlerChrysler;
Toyota Motor Sales USA, Inc., American Honda Motor.
CA
Irvine
National Fuel
Cell Research
Center
1,2,3,4 2003
CGH2 is delivered. 2006 upgrades include dispensing
at 350 bar (5000 psig), and in 2007 upgrades made for
dispensing at 700 bar. Organizations Involved: APCI (Air
Products), SCAQMD.
CA
Irvine
National Fuel
Cell Research
Center
1,4 2005
On-site storage of 3 kg compressed H2. Can fuel 1 to
2 cars per day. Organizations Involved: Hydrogenics;
University of California, Irvine.
CA
Long Beach
Long Beach
Station
1,4 2007
Fuel: CGH2; supplied by HF 150 mobile refueler at 150 kg
storage. Organizations Involved: Air Products.
CA
Los Angeles
Honda Fleet
Program (Mobile
Refueler)
1,2,3,4 2002
Fuel: CGH2, supplied by mobile trailer. Organizations
Involved: Honda, Air Products.
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