Few Stations And $200 To Fill Up: Life On California's 'Hydrogen Highway'
The state committed more than $250 million toward building out a network of stations for hydrogen fuel cell cars. It’s not going great.
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The state committed more than $250 million toward building out a network of stations for hydrogen fuel cell cars. It’s not going great.
Sen. Josh Newman from Fullerton says they're not competitive yet because they haven’t received the state money they need for fueling stations.
California faces a debate over allocating funds for hydrogen fueling stations as the state transitions away from internal combustion engines.
Sen. Josh Newman from Fullerton says they're not competitive yet because they haven’t received the state money they need for fueling stations.
With only 12,000 hydrogen cars on the road, and just two models for sale, California lawmakers are debating how much state money should support them.