Building Bridges: How H2FCP Is Helping Launch Regional Hydrogen Markets Across the West Coast
For the last 25 years, the Hydrogen Fuel Cell Partnership (H2FCP) has been proud to advance hydrogen and fuel cell vehicle technology through collaborative action and shared expertise. Together, the industry is building a sustainable ZEV market that achieves our common environmental and economic objectives...
LADWP Approves $800M Hydrogen Power Plant Conversion at Scattergood Generating Station
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) board voted 3-0 on October 29, 2025, to approve the conversion of two units at the Scattergood Generating Station to run on green hydrogen.
Webinar Recap: FCHEA Hydrogen Day Fireside Chat
On National Hydrogen Day, industry leaders delivered a candid assessment of where hydrogen stands and what it will take to succeed.
Key Insights from Our October 7th State of the Hydrogen Market Webinar
For hydrogen industry stakeholders and leaders who missed our 2025 Hydrogen Week webinar, here are the key takeaways...
What California's 2025 Legislative Session Means for Hydrogen Infrastructure Funding and Policy
California's 2025 legislative session concluded on Saturday, September 13th. More than 2,300 bills were introduced, and 1,426 were ultimately sent to the Governor for signature.
Celebrating Global Hydrogen Week: H2FCP Launches eBook, Hydrogen-Powered Trucks: Complete Fleet Guide
The Hydrogen Fuel Cell Partnership (H2FCP) joins the nation in recognizing the critical role hydrogen and fuel cell technologies play in strengthening American manufacturing, expanding energy exports, advancing U.S. leadership on the global stage, and driving economic growth while supporting energy security and reducing emissions.
GREET Model Well-to-Wheels Analysis Confirms Hydrogen's Environmental Advantages
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Greenhouse Gases, Regulated Emissions, and Energy Use in Transportation (GREET) model conducts comprehensive well-to-wheels analysis, tracking energy use and emissions from fuel production through vehicle operation. Analysis shows that hydrogen fuel cell vehicles achieve significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions compared to conventional internal combustion engines, except when using grid-average electricity for electrolysis. Hydrogen…
Consumer Incentives for California Hydrogen Drivers
Multiple grant programs support the adoption of hydrogen vehicles through air quality management districts, providing funding for vehicle replacements, infrastructure development, and workforce training. Explore incentives in your area. The Clean Transportation Program (previously known as the Alternative and Renewable Fuel and Vehicle Technology Program) invests in projects throughout the state. The Energy Commission leverages public and private investments to…
California's Clean Freight Corridor Efficiency Assessment: A Roadmap for Zero-Emission Freight Infrastructure
The California Transportation Commission's Senate Bill 671 Clean Freight Corridor Efficiency Assessment delivers a comprehensive strategy for transitioning medium- and heavy-duty trucks to zero-emission vehicles across California's most critical freight corridors. This report identifies six priority corridors that collectively represent over 50% of the state's truck vehicle miles traveled. The report addresses critical challenges facing fleet operators, including station development…
U.S. Hydrogen Economy Roadmap 2050: Infrastructure Investment and Market Deployment Strategy
This comprehensive hydrogen economy roadmap, developed by 20 leading energy companies and organizations, provides critical insights for industry stakeholders planning clean energy infrastructure investments through 2050. The report details hydrogen production costs, fuel cell technology deployment timelines, and decarbonization strategies across transportation, industrial, and power generation sectors. Key applications for hydrogen infrastructure include: Transportation Fuel: Fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs)…