This page last reviewed March 29, 2012

Below you will find information about hydrogen stations, cars and buses in California. You will also find information regarding State and local programs working to bring additional hydrogen stations and cars to California. For information on hydrogen station and vehicle policies and funding. Stations Below is a list of government funded hydrogen stations as of March 2012 and their status. To see a map of all the hydrogen stations in California visit the Calfiornia Fuel Cell Partnership's station map. City Station Name Status Northern California Arcata CSU Humbolt* Open Emeryville AC Transit Open Millbrae San Francisco International Airport (SFO) Funded West Sacramento California Fuel Cell Partnership* Open West Sacramento Shell Funded       Southern California Beverly Hills Unocal Funded Burbank City of Burbank Open Diamond Bar SCAQMD Open Fountain Valley Orange County Sanitation District Open Harbor City Chevron Under Construction Hawthorne Thrifty Funded Hermosa Beach Thrifty Funded Irvine UC Irvine Open Irvine Shell Funded Laguna Niguel Chevron Funded Los Angeles Cal State University Los Angeles (see video of construction) Under Construction Los Angeles University of Califonria, Los Angeles Funded Newport Beach Shell Open Ontario Ontario 5 Citites* Open Riverside Riveside 5 Cities* Open Santa Ana Santa Ana 5 Cities* Open Santa Monica Chevron Funded Santa Monica Unocal Funded Santa Monica Shell Open Thousand Palms Sunline Transit* Open Torrance Shell Open All stations have both H35 and H70 fueling except those with an *. * Only H35 ** No Government funding Cars and Transit Buses Hydrogen Fuel Cell Cars Makes and models (courtesy of the CaFCP) California Fuel Cell Partnership - How it Works Booklet Buses ZBus program (ARB web site) ZBus Fact Sheet Other Programs ARB's Clean Fuels Outlet Regulation ARB's Electric and Hydrogen Fuels and Vehicles ARB's Environmental and Energy Standards for Hydrogen Production (SB 1505) ARB's Zero Emission Vehicle Program California Fuel Cell Partnership South Coast Air Quality Management District 5 Cities Program U.S. Departement of Energy (DOE) U.S. DOE’s National Hydrogen Permitting Website Guide