True Zero, a dedicated hydrogen (H2) infrastructure developer based in California, revealed that its network of H2 refuelling stations powered more than 3.7 million zero-emission fuel cell car miles in the US state in 2016 – eliminating over one thousand tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions.
“That’s the greenhouse gas equivalent of planting a forest nine times the size of Disneyland,” explained Joel Ewanick, CEO of FirstElement Fuel, True Zone’s parent.
True Zero serves an estimated 1,200 FCVs and announced that it will post labels at its H2 charging stations to demonstrate and help consumers understand the societal-impacts of driving H2-powered FCVs.
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