French industrial gas company Air Liquide has built four hydrogen fuelling stations in the northeast of the US after announcing in 2014 that it intended to create a hydrogen network in the region consisting of 12 fuelling stations and two distribution centres. Located in Hempstead (Connecticut), Providence (Rhode Island), Mansfield (Massachusetts) and Hartford (New York), the stations represent the first major US hydrogen infrastructure outside California. Toyota has partnered with Air Liquide in the project in an attempt to boost take-up of its Mirai fuel-cell car, whose sales have been limited by a lack of refuelling infrastructure.
French industrial gas company Air Liquide has built four hydrogen fuelling stations in the northeast of the US after announcing in 2014 that it intended to create a hydrogen network in the region consisting of 12 fuelling stations and two distribution centres. Located in Hempstead (New York), Providence (Rhode Island), Mansfield (Massachusetts) and Hartford (Connecticut), the stations represent the first major US hydrogen infrastructure outside California. Toyota has partnered with Air Liquide in the project in an attempt to boost take-up of its Mirai fuel-cell car, whose sales have been limited by a lack of refuelling infrastructure.