Air Products is a global leader in industrial gases and hydrogen infrastructure, providing clean energy solutions, including hydrogen production, distribution, and fueling technologies for transportation, industrial, and energy sectors worldwide.

1. Hydrogen Fueling Station Design and Installation: Air Products offers turnkey hydrogen fueling station solutions, including site design, permitting, installation, and commissioning. Systems are scalable from light-duty passenger to heavy-duty fleet vehicles and include all safety, compression, and dispensing components.
2. SmartFuel® Hydrogen Dispensers: The high-performance fueling units for fast-fill applications that support both 350 and 700 bar pressures, with automated temperature and pressure control for safe and efficient refueling of buses, trucks, and other commercial vehicles.
3. Hydrogen Compression Technology: Air Products provides hydrogen compression systems designed for station integration, supporting high-throughput fleet fueling. Systems are optimized for durability, efficiency, and safety in continuous-use environments common to commercial fleet operations.
4. Liquid Hydrogen Delivery and Storage: Fleet operators can source liquid hydrogen delivered via Air Products' logistics network, with onsite cryogenic storage systems that minimize refueling downtime and support high-volume fueling operations for zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles.
5. Gaseous Hydrogen Supply Solutions: Custom gaseous hydrogen supply packages, including tube trailers and pipeline connections, provide flexible fueling infrastructure options for fleets with varying scale and hydrogen demand profiles.
6. Operation and Maintenance Services: Air Products offers 24/7 operation and maintenance for hydrogen fueling stations, including remote monitoring, routine service, and emergency support to ensure uptime and safety of fleet fueling infrastructure.
7. Hydrogen Production via Electrolysis: Through partnerships and technology integration, Air Products supports green hydrogen production via electrolysis, enabling fleets to meet regulatory and ESG goals using renewable-sourced hydrogen with zero emissions.
8. Heavy-Duty Vehicle Refueling Solutions: Customized hydrogen fueling systems designed specifically for commercial trucks and buses, with high-flow capabilities and large onboard storage support to ensure minimal vehicle downtime and route flexibility.
9. Fleet Hydrogen Transition Consulting: Air Products provides advisory services for fleets transitioning to hydrogen, including infrastructure planning, TCO analysis, site readiness, permitting, and technology evaluation tailored to fleet size and vehicle type.

ComTech Energy announced a major expansion of its hydrogen refueling infrastructure across Ontario, including modular stations and mobile fueling systems for commercial fleet operators.

1. SWIFT™ Portable Dispensing System: This mobile system provides the benefits of a permanent fast-fill station with the flexibility of deployment wherever needed. It supports various gaseous alternatives, including hydrogen, and can be integrated with a hydraulic compressor package and high-pressure gas storage for quick deployment.
2. Gaseous Fuel Infrastructure Experts: ComTech Energy by 4Refuel© offers turn-key alternative energy infrastructure and dispensing solutions to expand your renewable energy refueling network. 
3. Sustainable Fuel Management: 4Refuel delivers sustainable, low-carbon energy solutions and turn-key fuel options, helping customers reduce emissions and meet ESG goals through drop-in-ready biofuels and alternative energy distribution tailored to their needs.
4. Fuel Management Online: Properly budget and forecast your fuel and energy economy, analyze fuel consumption trends, and minimize exceptions within your fuel management lifecycle. 
5. Mobile On-site RefuelLing: Saving you time and labor costs while increasing your productivity. We deliver fuel 24/7/365 directly to your vehicles or equipment safely wherever and whenever you need it.
6. Hydrogen Logistics and Delivery Services: Provides bulk hydrogen delivery using high-capacity tube trailers and telemetry-enabled logistics management for reliable supply and refueling schedule optimization.
7. Facility Modifications: The transition to alternative energy needs to be cost effective, including maintenance facility upgrades. ComTech can handle the entire design/build process to modify your maintenance shop to be safe and alternative energy compliant.
8. Strategy & Consultation: We will take the time to understand your objectives, assist in developing the business plan and provide you with the necessary information in order to make an informed decision.
9. Maintenance & Service: We provide 24/7 emergency support, expert technicians, fully equipped service vehicles, and scheduled preventative maintenance to ensure your station operates efficiently, reliably, and at peak performance every day.

Cummins expands hydrogen offerings with new fuel cell and electrolyzer systems, emphasizing modular deployment, clean hydrogen production, and fleet-ready fueling infrastructure solutions.

1. HyLYZER®-500 Electrolyzer: Modular PEM electrolyzer producing up to 200 Nm³/hr of hydrogen, ideal for on-site generation to support fleet fueling infrastructure. Scalable design allows integration into larger hydrogen production systems for depot-scale or regional operations.
2. HyLYZER®-1000 Electrolyzer: Large-scale hydrogen production system generating up to 2,000 Nm³/hr, optimized for industrial and transportation fueling. Delivers low-carbon hydrogen and supports fleet transitions to zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles through reliable, high-volume supply.
3. Hydrogen Refueling Station Solutions: Cummins offers complete hydrogen refueling station design, engineering, and deployment services, enabling fast-fill capabilities for light-, medium-, and heavy-duty vehicles with compression, storage, and dispenser integration.
4. Hydrogen engines and fuel cells: Hydrogen ICEs combust hydrogen similarly to gasoline in traditional engines, while fuel cells convert hydrogen into electricity to drive electric motors. Both technologies offer zero-carbon solutions for transportation.
5. Alliance for hydrogen technologies: Cummins co-founded the Hydrogen Engine Alliance of North America (H2EA-NA) to promote hydrogen internal combustion engines (H2-ICE) for reducing emissions in sectors where electrification isn't feasible. 
6. Electrolyzer Project Deployment: Accelera by Cummins, the zero-emissions business segment, will supply a 100-megawatt PEM electrolyzer system for bp's Lingen green hydrogen project in Germany, producing up to 11,000 tons of green hydrogen annually by 2027. 
7. Grant & Incentive Assistance: Cummins has a dedicated team ready to help you navigate and pursue governmental funding and incentive opportunities. Our experts will work with you to understand what opportunities exist to transition your equipment and fleets.

Plug Power, founded 1997 in Latham, New York, builds end-to-end green hydrogen ecosystems—electrolyzers, liquefaction plants, trailers, fueling stations and fuel cells—serving logistics, industrial and heavy-duty, diverse fleet customers across America.

1. GenFuel Hydrogen Station Solutions: Plug’s modular GenFuel package delivers onsite hydrogen storage, compression, dispensing and safety systems for fleets. Engineering, construction, commissioning and remote monitoring provide sub-three-minute refueling and scalability from forklifts to Class 8 trucks. 
2. High-Flow Direct-Fill Hydrogen Dispensing Station: Funded by a 2024 DOE grant, Plug’s next-generation dispenser integrates high-capacity pumps, sub-cooled liquid capability and dual 350/700 bar nozzles to deliver >8 kg min-¹, enabling rapid heavy-duty refueling at two-ton daily station capacity. 
3. PEM Electrolyzer Systems: Modular PEM electrolyzers from 1 MW skids to multi-hundred-megawatt plants convert renewable power and water into 99.999 % pure green hydrogen onsite, lowering delivered fuel costs and qualifying operators for 2025 U.S. clean-hydrogen production credits. 
4. 15 TPD Liquid-Hydrogen Liquefaction Plant: Hidrogenii’s Louisiana facility commercializes Plug’s cryogenic technology to convert pipeline H2 into 15 tons day-¹ of transport-grade LH2, supporting coast-to-coast tanker deliveries and raising network capacity to 40 TPD for nationwide fleet operators. 
5. Cryogenic Liquid-Hydrogen Transport Trailers: Lightweight double-axle trailers employ advanced vacuum insulation and aluminum construction to haul up to 13,000 gallons of LH2 at 80,000 lb GVW, maximizing payload while meeting DOT rules and minimizing boil-off losses for North-American fleet logistics. 
6. HL-1000D-P Portable Hydrogen Refueler: This self-contained trailer combines 3,000-gallon LH2 storage, pump, vaporizer and dual dispensers in one road-legal unit, enabling rapid, relocatable fueling for pilot bus, truck or off-grid programs without civil works or stranded assets. 
7. GenKey Turnkey Implementation Service: GenKey bundles infrastructure design, equipment supply, construction management, hydrogen delivery and operator training under a single contract, guiding fleets from site assessment through commissioning and continuous optimization with predictable total cost of ownership outcomes. 
8. GenCare Operations & Maintenance Program: Recent agreements show GenCare supplying 24/7 diagnostics, preventive maintenance, spares and on-site technicians for dispensers and fuel cells, assuring up to 97 % station availability over ten-year terms for fleet reliability. 
9. Green Hydrogen Supply Network: Plug’s Georgia, Tennessee and Louisiana plants ship 45 tons day-¹ of low-carbon hydrogen via its tanker fleet, offering fleets fixed-price fuel contracts and compliance with 2025 federal clean-fuel incentives. 
10. Equipment Lease Financing Platform: Launched in late 2024, Plug’s leasing platform underwrites up to $150 million in trailers, compressors and dispensers, letting fleets adopt hydrogen infrastructure with minimal upfront capital and predictable monthly operating charges. 

Quantum Fuel Systems is engineering the future of alternative fuel solutions – designing, developing, and delivering innovative transport trailers and industry-leading storage systems for CNG, RNG, and hydrogen.

1. Q-Lite® 700-bar Hydrogen Cylinder: Lightweight Type IV design stores H2 at 70 MPa while maximising gravimetric efficiency; DOT-certified composites cut vehicle weight and extend range for heavy-duty fleets.
2. Back-of-Cab Hydrogen Fuel Storage System: Modular pack holds 54–80 kg behind the sleeper, uses CAN-based diagnostics and crash-tested valves to give Class-8 tractors zero-emission range without sacrificing trailer swing-clearance.
3. Frame-Rail Hydrogen Storage Module: Slimline Type IV tanks nest between rails, lowering centre-of-gravity and preserving cab-aero; 700-bar rating meets SAE J2579 and FMVSS 307 compliance for safe side-mount integration.
4. Virtual Pipeline Trailer (VP-Series) for Hydrogen: 20- to 53-ft trailers with vertically mounted composite cylinders move high-pressure H2 to depots; patented plumbing cuts fill / unload times and meets DOT SP & TC regs.
5. 930-bar High-Pressure Hydrogen Tube Trailer: New Quantum/OneH2 platform packs 27 kg cylinders into a cascading array so fleets can dispense 700-bar fuel directly without on-site compression, slashing station CAPEX.
6. Type IV 930-bar Cylinder Technology: Advanced carbon-wrap vessels withstand 13,500 psi, improving payload by 25 % versus steel tubes and enabling trailer or stationary banks for peak-shave or hub-and-spoke fuel delivery.
7. Q12.4-H2-FS Modular Hydrogen Fueling Station: Skid-mounted dispenser integrates 700-bar car hose and high-flow truck nozzle, touchscreen HMI, IR vehicle communication and gas-leak sensors; installs outdoors with minimal civil works.
8. OneH2 Collaborate on Cylinder Technology for 930-Bar, High-Pressure Hydrogen Tube Trailer: Each OneH2 trailer is equipped to transport large volumes of gaseous hydrogen at high pressures to support mobile refueling of cars, trucks, and material-handling equipment.

Shell sees opportunities across the hydrogen supply chain, including the production, storage, transport via pipelines, shipping of hydrogen and end-customer solutions.

1. Shell Hydrogen Refueling Stations Expansion in California - Shell, Toyota, and Honda have collaborated to expand California’s hydrogen refueling infrastructure. This initiative includes the construction of eight new Shell hydrogen refueling stations, part of a larger plan involving 51 stations. This effort is backed by $7.3 million in funding from the California Energy Commission.
2. Green Hydrogen Production in the Netherlands - Shell is part of the NortH2 consortium, aiming to develop Europe’s largest green hydrogen project in the Netherlands. The project plans to produce 800,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2040, utilizing offshore wind energy from the North Sea.
3. Shell’s Commitment to Heavy-Duty Hydrogen Stations - Despite discontinuing its light-duty hydrogen network in California, Shell continues to invest in heavy-duty hydrogen refueling stations. These stations support initiatives like the Zero and Near Zero-Emission Freight Facilities (ZANZEFF) project, aimed at decarbonizing freight transportation.
4. Shell’s Role in the Hydrogen Council - Shell is a founding member of the Hydrogen Council, a global coalition dedicated to advancing hydrogen as a key component of a low-carbon energy system. The council works to increase the profile and adoption of hydrogen technologies worldwide.
5. Holland Hydrogen I – 200 MW Plant: The Maasvlakte electrolyser will make up to 60 t/day of green hydrogen from 2025, feeding Shell’s Energy & Chemicals Park and nearby truck stations via the HyTransPort pipeline and wider European freight network. 
6. Shell Fleet Card Hydrogen Acceptance: Shell Fleet Solutions’ multi-energy Card lets North-American operators buy hydrogen alongside conventional fuels, consolidates invoices, applies spend controls and offers CO2-offset options—simplifying driver access while delivering granular sustainability data. 
7. Shore-to-Store Wilmington & Ontario Stations: Through California’s “Shore to Store” project Shell is building two 4-t/day heavy-duty stations, enabling ten Kenworth-Toyota fuel-cell drayage trucks and forming the nucleus of a five-station Southern California zero-emission freight network supported by $41 million CARB funding. 
8. Refhyne II 100 MW Electrolyser: Scheduled for 2027, Refhyne II will deliver 44 t/day of renewable hydrogen at the Rheinland refinery, cut Scope 1 emissions and provide contract supply for German fleets, with modular design enabling later capacity doubling. 

South Coast Air Quality Management District, government agency covering Southern California basin, develops and enforces pollution regulations, funds technology projects, educates communities, and collaborates with businesses to achieve cleaner air.

1. Clean Fuels Program: 2025 Hydrogen Station Co-Funding Plan South Coast AQMD’s 2025 Clean Fuels Plan directs about $31 million to next-generation liquid and gaseous hydrogen stations, prioritizing scalable fleet locations and renewable production. Typical awards cover 25–50 % of capital costs and require public performance reporting. 
2. Carl Moyer Program Hydrogen Fueling Infrastructure Grants (PA-2025-03): The 2025 solicitation funds new, converted or expanded hydrogen stations for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles. Online applications may receive up to 60 % cost-share, with safety, renewable-source and disadvantaged-community criteria integral to scoring. 
3. $109 Million Zero: Emission Infrastructure Awards for Hydrogen Corridors This December 2024 Board action funds heavy-duty hydrogen refueling along the I-710, port and freeway corridors, projecting 487 tons of annual NOx reduction and emphasising environmental-justice siting. 
4. ZE-HD Infrastructure Solicitation: Cost-Share up to 60 % for Hydrogen Stations The ZE-HD call offers 50 % private or 60 % public reimbursement—and a 15 % renewable-energy bonus—for new or expanded hydrogen truck-stop stations, seeking to leverage roughly $200 million with state and federal partners.  
5. Technology Advancement Office Liquid Hydrogen Transit Station Demonstration: AQMD co-funds a high-capacity liquid hydrogen station capable of fueling 50 fuel-cell buses daily; 2025 activities test cryogenic storage, fast-fill dispensers and generate operational data to guide future fleet station design. 
6. Goods-Movement Program Grants for Hydrogen Freight Fueling Units: Under Proposition 1B, roughly $30 million is available for freight projects; fleets can bundle hydrogen fueling units with truck replacements along trade corridors to meet CARB early-reduction commitments and corridor health-risk goals. 
7. Certified Permitting Professional Program: Expedited Station Permitting The CPP program accredits consultants proficient in AQMD rules, enabling faster preparation of New Source Review packages for hydrogen dispensers and ensuring compliance with Regulation XIII and CEQA, shortening project timelines. 
8. Hydrogen & Fuel Cells Projects Portal: Technical Guidance Hub This portal consolidates siting guidelines, R&D priorities and project summaries, outlining AQMD’s roadmap for a distributed renewable-hydrogen network and interim hydrogen-ICE demonstrations that reduce risk for private investors. 
9. Online Grant Management System (GMS) for Hydrogen Projects:  From Mar 14 2025 fleets apply for hydrogen-infrastructure grants through AQMD’s secure GMS, upload designs, track reviews and message staff—ensuring transparent, deadline-locked processing of all Carl Moyer infrastructure applications. 
10. Port Charging & Fueling Infrastructure Plan Review (PR 2304): Proposed Rule 2304 compels the San Pedro Bay ports to draft comprehensive hydrogen and electric fueling plans that AQMD will approve, enforce through annual reports and align with air-quality milestones, giving fleets investment certainty. 

SunLine Transit Agency, based in California’s Coachella Valley, operates bus services, leads zero-emission technology adoption, runs cutting-edge hydrogen production and fueling infrastructure, and offers workforce training, research, and fleet consulting.

1. Liquid Hydrogen Station: Thousand Palms SunLine’s 15,000-gallon liquid-hydrogen facility dispenses at up to 700 bar, giving fleets fast, resilient fueling between Los Angeles and Phoenix and providing redundancy when electrolytic production is offline. 
2. 900 kg day PEM Electrolyzer: A Nel M400 electrolyzer generates up to 900 kg of renewable hydrogen daily using solar-offset power, lowering lifecycle GHGs and ensuring independent supply for heavy-duty buses, trucks and support vehicles along the I-10 corridor. 
3. Dual-Hose H35/H70 Dispensers: High-flow dispensers meeting both transit (350 bar) and emerging 700-bar truck standards deliver sub-10-minute back-to-back fills, future-proofing fleets for next-generation heavy-duty hydrogen requirements. 
4. High-Pressure CSD Upgrade: Integrated compression, buffer storage and advanced chillers maintain 900 kg-day throughput while keeping nozzle temperatures within SAE limits—essential for multi-vehicle, peak-temperature fueling schedules. 
5. 24 / 7 Commercial Fueling Access: A forthcoming third dispenser will accept fleet fuel cards, enabling carriers to refuel tractors and yard trucks round-the-clock at SunLine’s public island on Interstate 10. 
6. West Coast Center of Excellence: The WCCOE offers hands-on training in station design, permitting, grid upgrades and safety compliance—at no cost to qualified fleet staff—under California Energy Commission and CARB grants through 2025. 
7. Zero-Emission Safety & Planning Workshops: Four-day sessions pair hydrogen-bus tear-downs with live dispenser-maintenance drills, enabling technicians to troubleshoot compressors, leak detection and high-pressure seals, cutting contractor call-outs and downtime costs. 
8. Industry-Certified Hydrogen Technician Program: Participants earn an OEM-endorsed certificate covering fueling operations, maintenance and safety—credentials increasingly required by insurers and transit authorities for on-site fuel-cell support contracts. 
9. O&M Mentoring & Spare-Parts Support: SunLine and Nel provide a one-year mentoring package that includes spare-parts kits, remote diagnostics and quarterly performance reviews to smooth first-year operations and accelerate warranty-compliance learning curves. 
10. Hydrogen KPI & Analytics Dashboard: A CARB-funded dashboard tracks hourly production, energy intensity, dispenser availability and cost; anonymized reports help partner fleets benchmark utilization and monetize LCFS credits for their own sites.