FirstElement Fuel (FEF) has launched the first-of-its-kind Hydrogen Station in the US, located outside the Port of Oakland, California. The station, which is designed to provide efficient H2 refueling, features the first heavy-duty truck H70 fast-fill lane in the world. It is also equipped with four light-duty pumps to serve California’s H2 passenger car market. The new station is part of a state-funding NorCal Zero project developed together with Hyundai Motor Company and the Center for Transportation and the Environment. The company plans to retrofit the station with Bosch Rexroth’s next-generation cryopump, capable of dispensing 100kg in ten minutes.

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