Hydrogen fueling infrastructure is expanding (U.S. Department of Energy's Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC)). Air Liquide, in partnership with Toyota, has announced the creation of a chain of 12 hydrogen fueling stations in the Northeast, stretching from New York to Boston (NY Times). Honda has also announced that an additional 36 stations will be built in California (LA Times). The State of California has earmarked $200 million for as many as 100 new hydrogen stations in the next several years, and car manufacturers and energy providers are working together to make it happen (Green Tech Media). This question will be resolved using data for public hydrogen fueling stations from the AFDC. _{Confused? Check our FAQ or ask us for help.}

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As of 29 June 2018, there were 40 public hydrogen fueling stations available in the United States. This question closed as "fewer than 45" with an end date of 29 June 2018. _{See our FAQ to learn about how we resolve questions and how scores are calculated.}

Issued on 04/04/18 03:29pm
The Department of Energy modified how their website displays data for public hydrogen fueling stations. To obtain the total, you now need to select "Include non-retail locations" on the top-right of the map of the resolution page (AFDC).