Resources

Hydrogen Can Have a Much Lower Carbon Intensity than Fossil Fuels But This Largely Depends on How It Is Produced and Distributed

University of California Institute of Transportation Studies

Potential Uses of Hydrogen in California’s Clean Energy Transition

University of California Institute of Transportation Studies

Can Green Hydrogen Be a Cost Competitive Transportation Fuel by 2030?

University of California Institute of Transportation Studies

The hydrogen states of America: 8 U.S. hydrogen hubs to watch

Reuters Events

Experimental Investigation of Hydrogen and Hydrogen/ Methane Mixture Leakage from Low-Pressure Natural Gas Infrastructure

University of California, Irvine

Japan & California: Letter of Intent to Support Port Decarbonization and the Development of Green Shipping Corridors

California and Japan

Towards an EU Roadmap for Hydrogen Valleys-Feb 28 & March 1-presenations

Clean Hydrogen Partnership

Zero-Emission Long-Haul Heavy-DutyTrucking

Clean Air Task Force

SOSS Driver Reported Queue Instructions

Instructions for FCEV drivers to report the number of cars in queue on SOSS

Joint Declaration on Hydrogen Valleys: Moving the hydrogen economy from niche to scale

Hydrogen Europe, Hydrogen Europe Research, S3 H2 Valleys Platform and European Commission